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We had discussed that all roller lifters are the same in different packaging. The Summit catalog picture for Comp Cams lifters clearly shows they are made differently around the roller axle.
I received a box of Comp Cams roller lifters from Summit today, and the lifters are IDENTICAL to the Ford
Lifters I sent back because two of sixteen were defective.
This sucks.
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Welcome to the "world" economy.
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Phew, glad to know that my Ford Racing lifters are really Comp Cams lifters. I was worried for a while. I guess I can rest easy now.
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I did a review on Summit today for the Comp lifters. The request they sent me to review them contained the picture of the old style Comp lifters with the 360 degree roller support. The picture of the item for sale on the website now contains a picture of what I got, which is a Ford lifter.
So, just order the Ford lifters and take your chances if they actually work or not! Or, maybe Ford tests them and Comp gets the functional ones for an extra $50 a set? The rest go in Ford boxes?
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First photo is from ford 2nd photo is from summetracing (confederate ford part, China) . I did detailed analysis last year on some Honda parts for a v6 timing belt/ water pump replacement (3sets). Used a kit purchased from 1) Ebay 2) Amazon 3) Honda dealer certified warehouse. For consultation and verifications a local independent Honda repair shop and a Local Honda dealership parts manager. All parts came in the exact packing and all with Honda OEM stamped. Ebay parts and amazon parts were about 50 % less in cost but advertised as REAL OEM HONDA. The analysis found many visual and measured size anomalies . We stopped the analysis there because of this. The fake parts would probably fit and function but had no testing to life of part. We forwarded the results to Honda and they knew it but because of off shore issues (China) they could NOT do anything about it. American manufactures have the same issues. Soooo we have to now trust the local Ford sellers don't sell confederate parts. I now search on parts for complaints about bogus parts. If its on Ebay or Amazon and says OEM have ??? figure its not until verified. and sorry for typo's and poor grammer ( engineer not english major)
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MS wrote:
I did a review on Summit today for the Comp lifters. The request they sent me to review them contained the picture of the old style Comp lifters with the 360 degree roller support. The picture of the item for sale on the website now contains a picture of what I got, which is a Ford lifter.
So, just order the Ford lifters and take your chances if they actually work or not! Or, maybe Ford tests them and Comp gets the functional ones for an extra $50 a set? The rest go in Ford boxes?
I've always heard great things about Morel lifters and how they were one of the few companies that actually made lifters in the US. They have a dealer page and CompCams (part of the Holley juggernaut) is definitely NOT on the list. However some other brand names are
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Something as simple as APR bolts may be fake copies. What do you do? Well for me I save a lot of old engine and body hardware. Buckets full... No bolt gets left behind, (well some do). I take my chances that way. High $ anything is more questionable as, is it real or not.
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red351 wrote:
Something as simple as APR bolts may be fake copies. What do you do? Well for me I save a lot of old engine and body hardware. Buckets full... No bolt gets left behind, (well some do). I take my chances that way. High $ anything is more questionable as, is it real or not.
Henry bolts are good stuff. I'm glad ARP is close enough to pick up my fasteners.
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My biggest question here... How the hell did Don post those pictures???
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Bearing Bob wrote:
red351 wrote:
Something as simple as APR bolts may be fake copies. What do you do? Well for me I save a lot of old engine and body hardware. Buckets full... No bolt gets left behind, (well some do). I take my chances that way. High $ anything is more questionable as, is it real or not.
Henry bolts are good stuff. I'm glad ARP is close enough to pick up my fasteners.
Lucky! Although when I was putting together my Lightning I finally set up an account and started calling in my orders Little easier on the wallet than Summit or other parts places.
And heck yeah I save every bolt, but, washer, etc I come across. This is my "non-greasy" extras drawer
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MS wrote:
My biggest question here... How the hell did Don post those pictures???
I wanna know too.
COULD IT BE IT IS BECAUSE I QUIT TYPING IN CAPS?????
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Huh, MS what part number did you buy?
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TKOPerformance wrote:
Huh, MS what part number did you buy?
CCA-851-16
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CCA-877-1 is probably what you saw a picture of. Summit does that a lot. For some reason I could only find the individuals, but the picture in this link is what they actually look like:
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