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but i my be off but the end support machined for bolt/stud clearance couldn'd see? but other wise nice set.

chris, these aren't my products, so I can't answer your question. I just discovered them on eBay a couple weeks ago, so I know nothing more than you do at this point. I'm sure that if I tried to make something out of billet, it would look like it was scraped off the hull of a sunken WWII battleship.

firewall just said both sites were spyware sites and blocked me from visiting them. could be a false alarm, but im staying away.

or did it block the tinyurl code?

Just curious...

Josh

ebay loads just fine. this is the first time ive seen it block a site like that.

I can't tell you why your security proggy doesn't like tinyurl; it's been around since the 90's, so it's not exactly an unknown site. I take the time to shorten those long auction links because it's the polite thing to do. And, I would never post a blind URL to any page of dubious integrity. Next time, though, I will make it clearer as to the destination of any shortened links.

I get eBay, no spies here... or at least that I see.

Those look to be made in Barry R's area, maybe he's seen them?

Angellucci is a pretty well known Mopar guy. He made these fro a customer and I've purchased quite a few sets. They fit nice - maybe a touch tight on some aftermarket shafts.

Barry Rabotnick
Survivalmotorsports.com

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...studs would be better than bolts...