Manley SB Chevy Sportsmaster Steel Connecting Rods I-Beam 5.7in Length - 14101-1

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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.

Manley Connecting Rod, ROD-SBC 5.700 SPORTS.

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.. Manley SB Chevy Sportsmaster Steel Connecting Rods I-Beam 5.7in Length - Single. Manley Connecting Rod, ROD-SBC 5.700 SPORTS. Engine Connecting Rod. ROD-SBC 5.700 SPORTS. Connecting Rod

Whether its for a full rebuild or some standard maintenance, the proper engine components are needed to make sure your vehicle is running smooth.

Connecting rods connect your engine's pistons to the crankshaft. Replacing your connecting rods doesn't necessarily add horsepower, however they are essential for maintaining horsepower. If you are looking to boost your car and make high numbers of power, we strongly recommend replacing your OEM connecting rods with a stronger aftermarket setup.

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In March, 1966, Manley Speed Equipment, Inc. was founded by Hank Manley shortly after his graduation from Brown University. His interest in performance and racing traced back to 1960 when at age seventeen he rebuilt a 312 CID Ford V-8 engine, installed a camshaft and three two-barrel carburetors, and raced a 1956 Thunderbird on the streets of New Jersey. Initially the line included stainless valves, forged pistons, camshafts, lifters, vanadium valve springs, push rods and timing chain kits. The first catalog was mimeographed paper. The address of the company, prophetically, was 13 Race Street in Bloomfield, New Jersey. A name change to Manley Performance Products, Inc soon followed.