What do you guys think of a Rollmaster Timing Chain? Are they as good as they say they are?

Here are the details:

Billet crank and cam sprockets.
Chain is German IWIS chain, the finest in the world.
K1045 Billet steel bar on sprockets.
CS5300 3-piece 9-key all BILLET steel timing set - hardened billet steel
Double .250" HD pin true roller

Thanks,
Cory

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-'72 Valiant Sedan, Stock (For Now)

didn't know about it but already droolin

where did you find it? they have an internet site? links please

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Juan Ignacio Caino

Please use e-mail button istead of PM'ing. I do log in sometimes but I'll be answering quicker thru e-mail.

i've never run one but yeah, they do look nice. the multi-keyway crank sprocket is a great idea to ease cam degreeing, but more of a pain since the sprocket is an interference fit on the crank. be much better if it just slid on like a smallblock.

-james

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I have used them on the hemi-6 and on my Holden V-8 as well...excellent stuff !

I got one while in Oz last year and it looks better than anything else. Someone here is thinking of bringing a few of these to the US (Drake).

Cox Bros also sell a very similar Oz-made one (JP) for about the same price as a rollmaster.

Lou

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Home of Slant6-powered fun machines since 1988

So, they are definately worth the money? Here is a clickable pic of the beasty:

Cory

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-'72 Valiant Sedan, Stock (For Now)

I have been running one for years from the Cox Bros. with no problem.

They show up on Egag...a vendor in Florida carries them. Mad Dog racing parts or something like that.

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Rob

'62 Plymouth Savoy Wagon
'64 Chrysler 300
'47 Farmall H
Merlins are cool
Radials rule
Jets drool

mad dog are good to deal with, prices are reasonable too. i think i got my romac balancer (318) from them.

-james

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