What caused this to break???
#21
Speedinc did the mods to my guideplates.
#22
Not if you talk to comp. They act like you were being cheap for buying the pro mags and say they are for street/ bracket cars and the cheapest full RR they make. Spring pressure and how high you spin it are the very first things they ask about.
Speedinc did the mods to my guideplates.
Speedinc did the mods to my guideplates.
Last edited by MDR; 07-26-2009 at 09:14 PM.
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#27
Not if you talk to comp. They act like you were being cheap for buying the pro mags and say they are for street/ bracket cars and the cheapest full RR they make. Spring pressure and how high you spin it are the very first things they ask about.
Speedinc did the mods to my guideplates.
Speedinc did the mods to my guideplates.
So your car is a dedicated drag car above the bracket level?? Not a sttee/bracket car
They offer a cheaper aluminum option.
What they did was try and SPIN things off to be your fault for "missusing".
Comp ProMagnums are the right choice for most applications. I have had them for over 3 years on a TRUE street car, something over 20K in that time. Then again I have the 918 beehives that are "supposed" to be bad too and I am not having any trouble with them either
Most folks I know with solid cams use the ProMagnums without incedent.
I am seeing a trend here and it is not a Comp problem.
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#29
Call comp and ask. No my car is a tame street car and theres no way it should have broke like that. Ive heard of at least 8 broken pro mags in the last week alone. Just zoom on my pic and look how porous the chromoly was.
#30
Just got off the phone with comp they looked at the rockers completly agreed and are sending me their High tech SS rockers ASAP. They say this is what I should have been running in the first place and highly recommend them to anyone with a similar set up.
http://www.compperformancegroupstore..._Code=HiTechSS
http://www.compperformancegroupstore..._Code=HiTechSS