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08-19-2016, 10:58 PM
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Those rear stainless steel divider plates are the one you have to beat on to get the correct gap. Now why in hell you have it built like it is when you know it's not correct. Or at least have the correct one made in stainless steel as an option for the correct impellers. It amazes me on how bullheaded people are when shown they are wrong in what they reproduce. Or how cheap they are in not doing that little bit extra to make a correct part. And that goes for a lot of reproduced parts from all vendors.
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