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post Mar 11 2026, 01:59 PM
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68.00 a piece, are they worth it?
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post Mar 11 2026, 02:17 PM
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QUOTE(StratPlayer @ Mar 11 2026, 12:59 PM) *

68.00 a piece, are they worth it?


$540.00 for pushrod tubes seems like quite the investment.

Tangerine has a set for $330.00, but they aren't billet, they are stainless.

What are you trying to solve for? Seems to me that the only benefit would be less resistant to damage/leaks in the tube itself. Most of the leaks come from the seals, not the tubes themselves.

'm having a 2.1 built right now and I did the evaluation based on cost/benefit and it was not worth it for me. I went with a set of high quality tubes and invested in the best seals/prep work.

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QUOTE(TRP @ Mar 11 2026, 02:17 PM) *

QUOTE(StratPlayer @ Mar 11 2026, 12:59 PM) *

68.00 a piece, are they worth it?


$540.00 for pushrod tubes seems like quite the investment.

Tangerine has a set for $330.00, but they aren't billet, they are stainless.

What are you trying to solve for? Seems to me that the only benefit would be less resistant to damage/leaks in the tube itself. Most of the leaks come from the seals, not the tubes themselves.

'm having a 2.1 built right now and I did the evaluation based on cost/benefit and it was not worth it for me. I went with a set of high quality tubes and invested in the best seals/prep work.

More knowledgeable members will reply soon,
Ted


Which seals are now considered “the best seals these days”
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