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Yes. Tim and I discussed at length. Doesn't sound like Rollmaster is going to make any changes either. Sounds like it has been going on for a while now and I was the first one to bring it up to Tim, prompting him to make that post.

Just wanted to give an update on this. I got a machine shop in town to open up the key ways to fit the woodruff keys. The set fits perfectly now. Now to get this damn thing finished up and in the car.

Also the problem with cutting down teh key itself is then there will be slop on the balancer.

Unfortunately I have talked to several different shops around here and no one will do it.

Talked to Cloyes and they do not offer a timing set for the SVO cranks.

Does anyone know if the Scat timing set will work? TCS10115

I am thinking their buck is worn. Mine is 0.176 as are all of the ones Tim has in stock.

Yes. He has also contacted Rollmaster several times. All of his gears in stock measure the same as mine, yet Rollmaster doesn't want to do anything. From what I've found online this has been an issue with Rollmaster for a while.

Did yours require the spacer on the back side of the Crank Sprocket?

Building a 408 Cleveland with the Stroker kit from Tim Meyer using the Molinar SVO crank. The timing set I have is Rollmaster CS3130, which is correct for this application, but there is an issue with the manufacturing. They Key ways are cut too small. Being a hardened gear filing is not really...

Well I do buy them in bulk and that’s what I had.

Yes. Had it custom mixed.

Primed, painted the block and started mocking up. 408 stroker.

That looks like the old MDL bracket. Mine did the same thing. They have a new version available. Much more sturdy. I know this doesn't help right now but might want to contact them so it is waiting for you when you get home.

I had installed a pertronix III at one point. Took a **** after about 2 months. I believe other members here have had similar issues with the Pertronix III.

When I did mine I got most of it off Rock Auto. I did box in the lower control arms for added stability.

Thanks for the heads up.

I know the prothane mounts work with the 71-72 perches. Will they work with headers?

Welcome from Iowa.