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Summit brand parts #675570
04/20/10 11:27 AM
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txterry2 Offline OP
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Whose using one or more parts in their engine?Any complaints?Thanks,Terry

Re: Summit brand parts [Re: txterry2] #675571
04/20/10 12:19 PM
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about 15 years ago i put one of their cams/lifters and timing chain set in a 318. it worked great.

Re: Summit brand parts [Re: txterry2] #675572
04/20/10 12:22 PM
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Not in my engine, per se, but I have a Summit mini-starter and like it

Re: Summit brand parts [Re: sharpie] #675573
04/20/10 12:28 PM
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Not enough dumb comments...yet
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I've used their cams, t-chains, headers, wires and push rods. No problems with any.


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Re: Summit brand parts [Re: Mr.Yuck] #675574
04/20/10 12:41 PM
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Quote:

I've used their cams, t-chains, headers, wires and push rods. No problems with any.


Same here no problems so far. Save alot of $$$ going that route.

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Re: Summit brand parts [Re: Todd] #675575
04/20/10 01:17 PM
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Manitoba, Canada
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No problems with the summit brand stuff here either.

Re: Summit brand parts [Re: txterry2] #675576
04/20/10 01:41 PM
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oh wait.but hey.lets see.oh yeah.
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Used a lot and no problems.My kid has their push rods in the 413 now.Rocky


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Re: Summit brand parts [Re: txterry2] #675577
04/20/10 02:41 PM
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In the twisties
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In the twisties
For the most part they are the same big name brand components for less money.

I bought the Summit adjustable prop valve because it looked the same as the wilwood one for a few bucks less. Peeled off the Summit sticker and sure enough, it is exactly the same part.

Re: Summit brand parts [Re: RokketRide] #675578
04/20/10 03:30 PM
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Valencia, España
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agreed, Summit looks to be same big brands part without high Brands Royalties payments


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Re: Summit brand parts [Re: txterry2] #675579
04/20/10 05:34 PM
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Summit harmonic damper.

Even heatin it and freezing (aerosol) the crank, it was a %^$#-er to get on. Me, or the part? I dunno...

Re: Summit brand parts [Re: Commando1] #675580
04/20/10 06:18 PM
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Manitoba, Canada
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Quote:

Summit harmonic damper.

Even heatin it and freezing (aerosol) the crank, it was a %^$#-er to get on. Me, or the part? I dunno...




It's been said on here that newer aftermarket dampers are made a little small so they can be honed to fit the crank...

Re: Summit brand parts [Re: DaytonaTurbo] #675581
04/20/10 08:31 PM
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Quote:

Quote:

Summit harmonic damper.

Even heatin it and freezing (aerosol) the crank, it was a %^$#-er to get on. Me, or the part? I dunno...




It's been said on here that newer aftermarket dampers are made a little small so they can be honed to fit the crank...



Would it have killed them to add that info to the paperwork that came with it? Sheesh.

Re: Summit brand parts [Re: Commando1] #675582
04/21/10 06:18 PM
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I usually run Summit brand stuff, just not the timing chain, hey wear out quick.


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