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Manley 14101C-1 - Connecting Rod-SBC 5.700 CASCAR

Manley  |  SKU: BBPB-14101C-1
Regular price $000


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Manley 14101C-1 - Connecting Rod-SBC 5.700 CASCAR

Manley Connecting Rod-SBC 5.700 CASCAR

Center To Center Length: 5.700 in. - Big End Bore: 2.225 in. - Pin Bore: 0.9281 in. - 3/8" ARP 8740 Bolts - Approx. HP Rating: 550 hp @ 8000 rpm

Elevate your racing performance with the Sportsmaster? Series Connecting Rods from Manley Performance Products. Precision engineering, top-quality materials, and affordability make them the preferred choice for racers who demand the best value.

  • Stock Replacement Excellence: Tailored for stock replacement and mild performance applications, these connecting rods are designed to meet class rules that require a "stock appearing" rod.
  • Precision Engineering: Each rod features machined cap and outer beams, highlighting our commitment to precision and quality.
  • ARP Cap Screws: The Sportsmaster Series connecting rods are equipped with ARP cap screws, further enhancing their strength and reliability.
  • Lightweight and Affordable Performance Without Compromise: These rods strike the perfect balance between lightweight design and affordability, making them a preferred choice for racers seeking quality without breaking the bank.
Product Market: Domestic
Average Gram Weight: 565
Big End Bore: 2.225
Center To Center Length: 5.700
Journal Size: 2.100
Connecting Rod Journal Diameter: 2.100
Length: Stock
Pin End Bore: 0.9281
Wrist Pin Diameter: 0.927
Connecting Rod Series: Sportsmaster?
Product Type: Engine Connecting Rod
Rod Quantity: 1
Rod Bolt Material: ARP 8740
Connecting Rod Type: I-Beam
Pin End Width: 0.980
Connecting Rod Material: 4340
Industry: Automotive
Engine Type: ICE
Make: Chevrolet
Engine: Small Block

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