[grivera]

The Cloyes wide link plate sets are nice until you need to move it and can't find the right degree cam key. Luckily the one in my Firebird degreed spot on at the recommended 107.

[Gach]

Cloyes Z chain. and gear set

https://www.jegs.com/i/Cloyes/220/9-...YaAqJ-EALw_wcB

[mgarblik]

Originally Posted by grivera

The Cloyes wide link plate sets are nice until you need to move it and can't find the right degree cam key. Luckily the one in my Firebird degreed spot on at the recommended 107.

If you want to use the non-adjustable sets, there are Mercedes keys that will work for you. They are available in 1,2,3,4 degree offsets. I posted part numbers in a couple other threads. Mr. Gasket still has some 1 and 2 degree keys available but double the cost of the Mercedes ones. The best were the Mopar direct Connection pack of 5 keys. They are long gone.

[Dragncar]

Originally Posted by mgarblik

If you want to use the non-adjustable sets, there are Mercedes keys that will work for you. They are available in 1,2,3,4 degree offsets. I posted part numbers in a couple other threads. Mr. Gasket still has some 1 and 2 degree keys available but double the cost of the Mercedes ones. The best were the Mopar direct Connection pack of 5 keys. They are long gone.

I have a 4 deg and 2 deg Mercedes key and a full Direct Connection key pack from years ago.

[grivera]

Originally Posted by mgarblik

If you want to use the non-adjustable sets, there are Mercedes keys that will work for you. They are available in 1,2,3,4 degree offsets. I posted part numbers in a couple other threads. Mr. Gasket still has some 1 and 2 degree keys available but double the cost of the Mercedes ones. The best were the Mopar direct Connection pack of 5 keys. They are long gone.

Thanks - found the post: http://forums.maxperformanceinc.com/...85&postcount=7