inlinepro TCT
Originally Posted by dales2000,Jun 22 2010, 10:14 AM
i just looked at inline pro's website but it didnt say how their tensioner works or how it was different from sandblasting unless i missed something?
i know k-series had some tensioner issues, but people are making 6,7,800hp on our F-series with the oem tensioner.
i think this is just another way for inline pro to get overpaid. but maybe thats just me.
i think this is just another way for inline pro to get overpaid. but maybe thats just me.
Originally Posted by dales2000,Jun 22 2010, 10:14 AM
i just looked at inline pro's website but it didnt say how their tensioner works or how it was different from sandblasting unless i missed something?
Can we get some information on this please?
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It seems obvious there is more to Inline Pro's TCT than just sand blasting the worm gear. Why else would there be a problem with using a 3mm gasket? Stock tct or sand blasted tct's don't have a problem with s2ks using 3mm head gaskets, let alone difficulties installing them because of tension issues.
My guess is the spring inside the tct has been upgraded and the worm gear modified.
My guess is the spring inside the tct has been upgraded and the worm gear modified.
Originally Posted by jdnissanz,Jul 6 2010, 08:48 AM
IDK what InlinePro did but car runs perfect and I doubt I will hav an issue again.. I will keep you guys posted!
JD
JD
Toda also now makes their own TCT and upgraded timing chain. They have had good results so far in the K motors with the new toda product.
Seems like a possible problematic modification if the tensioner from inline is too tight on the chain? I wonder what testing they ran this tensioner through before releasing it.




