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I'm looking at purchasing a Right Stuff distribution block as shown in the link. They are not a brand I'm familiar with. Has anyone used their components and have an opinion?
Thanks in advance for any input. https://www.jegs.com/i/Right-Stuff/965/PV05/10002/-1
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I put their components on my wife's Chevelle. The fit and functionality was as expected.
All of these companies use the same parts, sourced from the cheapest supplier. There's probably 10 companies selling the exact same part, made in the exact same plant.
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Yes the prop valves are the same brass valve everyone else is selling. Will be fine.
Right stuff detailing is an excellent company in my experience, i used their pre bent brake & fuel lines for 2 of my TA restorations and their prop valve, high quality parts and more important when needed is excellent customer service... I went to them after piss poor parts from inline tubes and some the worst "customer service" i've had from an auto parts company. Not worth posting the details but right stuff is a great company and sells good parts. |
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