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FE Power Forums => FE Technical Forum => Topic started by: 427HISS on November 30, 2018, 06:53:30 PM
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Which brand is better for mainly a hammer on street engine and some racing ?
And why ?
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I don' know about better, but I bought the Ford Racing timing set with the 9 position crank gear. After searching through threads, a lot of the guys here were in favor of it. And I figured I had enough options to get the cam degreed at 106 like Brent told me to do!!
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Ford Racing here too (9 way) but on a 351W. Purchased in '94, may be a different maker these days.
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interesting, I assumed it would come in last because of the name factor.
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Don't forget Jays adjustable timing chain set, makes for advancing & retarding the cam easier, and can still change the cam even after the motors together if used with Jays cover. So depends on your needs.
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Jays is the best of the best, and I'd like his cover as well, just cant afford them.
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Cloyes makes the Ford racing set.
Other than Rollmaster, many of the other brands listed do not make timing parts - they just supply "boxes"
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i bought a hamburger true roller billet alu timing set with the 9 key ways in it back in the early 90s before they went out of business.i dont know what ever became of them,but that has been a good timing set for 20 years in my car.
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Cloyes makes the Ford racing set.
Other than Rollmaster, many of the other brands listed do not make timing parts - they just supply "boxes"
Like anything else made.....