Gm Performance Parts Single Roller Timing Chain Kit #12371043 on 2040-parts.com
Copake, New York, United States
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Offered for sale is a GM performance parts single roller timing chain kit for Chevy smallblocks with a factory hydraulic roller cam except LT1 & LT4 or the newer LS series motors. Kit includes chain P/N 14088783, crank sprocket P/N 14088784, cam sprocket P/N 12552129, retainers and bolts. Kit part number is 12371043. I just opened the box for the first time to take the pictures and saw there is some light surface rust as shown in the pictures from sitting for years in my shed. It shouldn't be a problem that a piece of emery cloth can't cure. Thanks for looking.
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