[tom s]

They are so EZ to spot as the body does not extend pass the roller bearing shaft.Look like pretty much like everyones solid roller.Comp has not used the S for years now I think.Did that when they came out.Tom

[Formulajones]

Originally Posted by tom s

They are so EZ to spot as the body does not extend pass the roller bearing shaft.Look like pretty much like everyones solid roller.Comp has not used the S for years now I think.Did that when they came out.Tom

I just bought a set of "S" Comps, couldn't have been more than a year or year and a half or so.

Either way, Steve C sent me this from Butler that has a nice explanation with pics.

https://butlerperformance.com/n-1349...formation.html

[Murf]

Originally Posted by Formulajones

I just bought a set of "S" Comps, couldn't have been more than a year or year and a half or so.

Either way, Steve C sent me this from Butler that has a nice explanation with pics.

https://butlerperformance.com/n-1349...formation.html

Thanks to Steve C & Larry for that. That’s very helpful. I just wish they’d have given the measurement to the pushrod cup also.

Very good info though.

Thanks
Murf

["QUICK-SILVER"]

Originally Posted by Murf

I just wish they’d have given the measurement to the pushrod cup also.

Second line, under first set of pictures, gives seat height.

Clay

[Murf]

Originally Posted by "QUICK-SILVER"

Second line, under first set of pictures, gives seat height.

Clay

Thanks Clay! I guess I was looking at this a little too early this morning!🙂