Vintage Manley 283 302 327 350 Small Block Chevrolet Hd Wide Timing Chain Z28 Ss on 2040-parts.com
Dunlap, California, United States
Description: Manley Heavy Duty timing chain. High quality and "Made in the U.S.A." back in the in the 1970s. This is the wide version of the Morse type timing chain set-up. GM had this design from 1955 up to 1966 before they went to a thinner and cheaper Morse design in 1967. This kit originally came with the silent nylon camshaft gear, but that was changed out for a steel Cloyes gear from the same time period. Brand New and never installed.
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