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ICT Billet 551595 Engine Timing Chain Cover, LS Twin Turbo
ICT Billet 551595 Engine Timing Chain Cover, LS Twin Turbo
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- Specifically designed to fit the Gen IV GM LS series engines
- It must be used with truck or LS3 Camaro crank pulley to clear AN fittings
- Has a total of two -10AN Oil Drain Fittings
- Features a lightweight aerospace aluminum construction
- Proudly made right here in Wichita, KS
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656729845950
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Front Timing Chain Cover w/ Twin Turbo Oil Returns
- Fits Gen IV GM LS series engines
- Must be used with truck or LS3 Camaro crank pulley only to clear AN fittings
- (2) -10AN Oil Drain Fittings
- Made in Wichita, KS from aerospace grade, USA billet aluminum
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What happens when you advance or retard a camshaft? In this tech article, we explain the pros and cons of installing your cam straight up, advancing or retarding.
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