Timing chain kit Masuma G4FD, MGR-9050

Masuma designed the full set for the timing chain replacement, which provides comprehensive maintenance of the timing mechanism. Masuma timing chains are produced of high-quality alloys, which are special for wearing resistance and durability. The chain rollers are nitrocarburized , so their surface layer is hardened.

• Ultimate strength (mechanical stress): 13KN (~1325 kg)
• Outer plate (material – 40Mn, hardness – 47–51HRC)
• Inner plate (material – 50CrV, hardness – –52HRC)
• Pin (material – 38CrMoAl, hardness – 88-92HR15N)
• Roller (material – 20CrNiMo, hardness – 88-92HE15N, nitrocarburizing – 0.15–0.25 mm)

Masuma timing chain tensioner shoes efficiently reduce the timing chain vibration amplitude. They are covered with a heavy-duty polymer, which extends the lifetime.

Timing chain dampers eliminate the residual vibration from the tensioner and prevent the chain from jumping off the camshaft and crankshaft sprockets. They also reduce the noise level. Full replacement of all the assembly parts guarantees the correct operation of the timing mechanism.

As laboratory tests show, slight shifts in the timing angle appear after 19 102 hours of operation under variable loads (bench tests were applied to 1ZZ-FE, SR20). The break-in stand showed a slight shift in the timing angle after 357 000 km. Real world testing shows ~ 241 000 - 287 000 km. According to the tests, the lifetime of the Masuma timing chain kit is at least 200 000 km.

About Masuma

Masuma is a global brand specializing in auto parts, components, and consumables. The company focuses on producing high-wear replacement parts for post-warranty maintenance of Asian and European vehicles.

Masuma’s strategy is to deliver the best balance of reliability and cost, making quality parts accessible to more drivers and service professionals. All products are developed according to Masuma’s own specifications and manufactured under strict quality control by Masuma Auto Spare Parts Co., LTD (Tokyo, Japan) at multiple state-of-the-art factories across East Asia.