340 Billet Timing chain [ Comparison ]

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Hello, looking at the three following chain set ups does anyone have any
positive or negative feedback about any of them ??? Thanks Chris

Howards Billet Roller set part # HRC94330 $ 92.26

Rollmaster Billet set part # RLMCS5000 $ 110.07

JP Performance Billet set part # JPPJP5985 $ 74.84
 
JPP from their site:
RLMCS5000-F.jpg




Rollmaster from Star Performance....coincidence?
RLMCS5000-F.jpg

Its either a stock photo of the same part rebranded or perhaps with a better IWIS chain?

the Howards has a flush face and a black anodized crank cog but little difference otherwise. I think alot is in the chain.
 
pishta said:
JPP from their site:
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Rollmaster from Star Performance....coincidence?
View attachment 1715198503
Its either a stock photo of the same part rebranded or perhaps with a better IWIS chain?

the Howards has a flush face and a black anodized crank cog but little difference otherwise. I think alot is in the chain.
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The IWIS chain ?? That's German made correct ?
 
IWIS is a German company....Not sure whats made in Germany anymore but its a very good chain.
 
pishta said:
JPP from their site:
View attachment 1715198502



Rollmaster from Star Performance....coincidence?
View attachment 1715198503
Its either a stock photo of the same part rebranded or perhaps with a better IWIS chain?
I think alot is in the chain.
Click to expand...

Absolutely.
The JP I use had a chain manufactured by a Japanese motorcycle chain company.
I have it on the bench now and will take a pic.
And yes I always heard the 2 name brands were manufactured from the same factory.
The rollmaster was hyped by its jap motorcycle chain, One that didn't stretch much cause it was more hardened.

Honestly.. it "jp" worked fine , though It did stretch more than the Mancini brand did, small amount...but still.
Once you go with a billet set ...it really all comes down to the chain.
 
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