Chain tensioner & cams help
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Chain tensioner & cams help
Chain tensioner & cams
It’s time to change the chain tensioner and I thought while we are in there lets changed the cams as well.
Few questions. The shop I was talking to gave me 3 options.
1. TC2-2D cams (parts and labor around $1230.00)
2. Twin cams TC-T cams (parts and labor around $1150.00)
3. Gear drive cams… TC-G2 cams S&S gear drv set (parts and labor around $1220.00)
So not having much of an idea of which way to go I thought I would see what everyone else thought. The shop was not really recommending the gear driven cams. Says they were a bit more noisy and would not last as long or something to that fact.
The 1st option was suppose to come with cam support plate and new oil pump and new hydraulic tensioners and the other 2 with out the pump and support plate.
Deal or not?
It’s time to change the chain tensioner and I thought while we are in there lets changed the cams as well.
Few questions. The shop I was talking to gave me 3 options.
1. TC2-2D cams (parts and labor around $1230.00)
2. Twin cams TC-T cams (parts and labor around $1150.00)
3. Gear drive cams… TC-G2 cams S&S gear drv set (parts and labor around $1220.00)
So not having much of an idea of which way to go I thought I would see what everyone else thought. The shop was not really recommending the gear driven cams. Says they were a bit more noisy and would not last as long or something to that fact.
The 1st option was suppose to come with cam support plate and new oil pump and new hydraulic tensioners and the other 2 with out the pump and support plate.
Deal or not?
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RE: Chain tensioner & cams help
Hey what do I know? I was told that the chains went out after 25K so I went with S&S 510's at around 15K and now have 47K. I don't notice any noise. But then I have Thunderheaders! LOL As for cost:Changed out in about 1 hour for a total cost of just under $600 in 2006. Runs strong! Oh and included in the 6 bills were SE push rods and I don't remeber the lifters, I'd need to pull my paperwork. I bought the cam set on Ebay and had a custom shop do the work.
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RE: Chain tensioner & cams help
ORIGINAL: zubaugh
Hey what do I know? I was told that the chains went out after 25K so I went with S&S 510's at around 15K and now have 47K. I don't notice any noise. But then I have Thunderheaders! LOL As for cost:Changed out in about 1 hour for a total cost of just under $600 in 2006. Runs strong!
Hey what do I know? I was told that the chains went out after 25K so I went with S&S 510's at around 15K and now have 47K. I don't notice any noise. But then I have Thunderheaders! LOL As for cost:Changed out in about 1 hour for a total cost of just under $600 in 2006. Runs strong!
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RE: Chain tensioner & cams help
ORIGINAL: nightglide
wow they have down about 5 hours labor to install
ORIGINAL: zubaugh
Hey what do I know? I was told that the chains went out after 25K so I went with S&S 510's at around 15K and now have 47K. I don't notice any noise. But then I have Thunderheaders! LOL As for cost:Changed out in about 1 hour for a total cost of just under $600 in 2006. Runs strong!
Hey what do I know? I was told that the chains went out after 25K so I went with S&S 510's at around 15K and now have 47K. I don't notice any noise. But then I have Thunderheaders! LOL As for cost:Changed out in about 1 hour for a total cost of just under $600 in 2006. Runs strong!
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RE: Chain tensioner & cams help
ORIGINAL: zubaugh
510's don't require pulling the heads. It's pretty simple. Maybe they're including the Dyno and tuning? Anyway just know what I did. More knowlegable guys here will be chiming in soon. I like the S&S510's but they don't seem to have the appeal on this board. They give me the performance I wanted and I'm very happy.
ORIGINAL: nightglide
wow they have down about 5 hours labor to install
ORIGINAL: zubaugh
Hey what do I know? I was told that the chains went out after 25K so I went with S&S 510's at around 15K and now have 47K. I don't notice any noise. But then I have Thunderheaders! LOL As for cost:Changed out in about 1 hour for a total cost of just under $600 in 2006. Runs strong!
Hey what do I know? I was told that the chains went out after 25K so I went with S&S 510's at around 15K and now have 47K. I don't notice any noise. But then I have Thunderheaders! LOL As for cost:Changed out in about 1 hour for a total cost of just under $600 in 2006. Runs strong!
No extra noise and no more worries about chain tensioners
and plastic crap in oilpump and filter.
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RE: Chain tensioner & cams help
ORIGINAL: UltraKla$$ic
Wow, haven't seen you post in a while![]
Wow, haven't seen you post in a while![]
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RE: Chain tensioner & cams help
I got the 37 g cams, feuling oil pump, feuling cam plate, lifters, pushrods, and gear drive set and all bearings with new push rod tunes for 1260 off fle bay, american classic cycles.
I have all the tools, ,too bad you aint closer. we could do teh swap in a loing day working slow.
where you at???
I have all the tools, ,too bad you aint closer. we could do teh swap in a loing day working slow.
where you at???