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Dual Idler Gear Drives from Cloyes Gear and Products

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By Engine Builder

Company: Cloyes Gear and Products
http://www.cloyes.com

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The Heavy Duty Idler Shafts are the key to an accurate and consistent Power Stroke.

Replace your Chevy Small Block stock timing chain with a Precision Gear Drive.  Known for years to simulate that “Blower sound,” Gears are cut from Billet Steel, and Heat-Treated for extreme durability.  The Heavy Duty Idler Shafts are the key to an accurate and consistent Power Stroke.

Only Cloyes offers a three Keyway Crank Gear allowing you to adjust your timing plus or minus 4-degrees.

Features:

• Heat Treated Billet Steel Gears

• Heavy-Duty Idler Shafts

• 3 Keyway Crank Gear, Plus/Minus 4-Degrees

• Designed to fit under stock cover

• Comes complete with cam button, bronze washer and all hardware necessary for easy installation

http://www.cloyes.com

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