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timing chain #865677 02/01/08 03:45 AM

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saylracer

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I had my 22r completely gone through by a very good machine shop. Now that I am re-assembling it I have noticed that the new timing chain seems a little long. The old one seemed long as well. I have always heard that most of the time the chain is so tight that it is hard to get on....mine just drops on easily. Could I have the wrong one? I can see where the new one could be wrong, but the old one too....

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
timing chain	saylracer	02/01/08 03:45 AM
Re: timing chain	engnbldr	02/01/08 06:05 AM
Re: timing chain	saylracer	02/01/08 06:28 AM
Re: timing chain	saylracer	02/01/08 06:32 AM
Re: timing chain	MisterZee	02/02/08 08:17 PM

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