BOP Engineering now distributor for Sims Performance Rollerized Timing Chain Sets
 

BOP Engineering is proud to now stock and sell Sims Performance Rollerized Timing Chain Sets. These billet timing chain sets are a must for any Pontiac build replacing the factory thrust plate with dual needle thrust bearings. Rocker arms and lifters have been rollerized and now your timing chain thrust can be too! No more waiting as we will be stocking Std, -.005 & -.010 versions. We do not yet have them on the website so call 920-674-6058 to get yours today!

How much $ ???

$299.99

Wade,

I was just made aware of BOP's intent to sell the SIMS Roller Cam Thrust bearing. Awesome! I did a video of installing said system, on my youtube channel. I've been getting a lot of inquiries as to where to buy it. And, I didn't know what to tell people... at least I do now. Can you let me know when you list the SIMS set on your site, I can then add a link to my video description. Here's the video, if you'd like to use it.

https://youtu.be/jKpk64KWqag (Basically the 3:50 mark)

Mike

Fastmonty,

Thanks for the video, I know it's a lot of work! We don't yet have them listed on our website but do have them listed on ebay.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/BOP-Eng-Sim...D/224008751731

People can also call us at 920-674-6058

Wade,

Thanks! Yeah, the video's are a journey through my Pontiac experience, just sharing my failures and successes for others to learn from. I updated the details section of the video to include BOP's phone number, and ebay link.

I actually mention you guys in other videos too... like the re-usable oil pan gasket, distributor gear, and other Pontiac things I can't remember right now. Ha, ha...

Please feel free to share my channel with whomever needs some guidance...

Obviously a large cost consideration over a typila roller set up. Are there any advantages to going this route with a mild street build???

RW,

Maybe, maybe not... check out this article on the subject; https://www.hotrod.com/articles/hppp...haft-retainer/

If you're in the middle of a build, check out my youtube channel for a whole bunch of how-to's, mainly around rebuilding a motor, and just started a TREMEC install.

www.youtube.com/fastmontysgarage

Have Fun!

thanks for the info Wade

I love Fast Monty's videos.. I'm rebuilding a 72 Firebird and stroking the original 350 to 414. I'll be getting this Torrington setup, serpentine system, and lots of AN fittings thanks to his inspiration. keep it up man!