Differences between TR and Comp pushrods?
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What's the difference between the TR and Comp pushrods beside the $10?
99-PR7400 Thunder Racing Heat Treated Chrome-Moly Pushrods, 7.400" (Stock length LS1)
$109.99
63-7955-16 Comp Cams Hi-Tech One-Piece Chromemoly pushrods, 7.400" (Stock length LS1)
$119.95
99-PR7400 Thunder Racing Heat Treated Chrome-Moly Pushrods, 7.400" (Stock length LS1)
$109.99
63-7955-16 Comp Cams Hi-Tech One-Piece Chromemoly pushrods, 7.400" (Stock length LS1)
$119.95
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One says comp cams
Seriously, they are the same. IIRC, Paul said that there was only one manufacturer out there making most all of them.
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We purchase pushrods in bulk from the same manufacturer that Comp & Crane do, and package them in-house. That's why you can save a few dollars with ours. Ours are engraved with Thunder Racing, but other than that, the pushrods are identical.
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Does anyone know if the Manley pushrods are the same too? FWIW, theyre a one piece black pushrod (not metal colored like the stockers).
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Or you can just get some 7.400" Trick Flow P-rods from Summit for $85 (Part #:TFS-21407400) . That's what I did....they work beautifully. Why overpay just because they're a sponsor. That's silly.