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06-22-2008, 04:18 PM
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Butler performance sells a gasket that is 5/16" thick. You'll need some longer bolts to hold the cover down with the thicker gaskets. |
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06-22-2008, 05:28 PM
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Would it be a safe assumption that PRW's are made "off-shore". I found their website and they don't mention specifically where their products are made.
I did notice that the PRW rockers are made of 15-5 stainless and the Crower rockers are made of 17-4. That would would make the Crowers better because of the slightly higher yield strength and slightly less elongation %. Notwithstanding all of the suggestions and comments about going with Crower (my first choice), are the PRW's inherently inferior? After all there is a $200 difference in price. Stewart
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