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Old 03-06-2015, 04:14 AM   #24
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Jake, i'm absolutey with you.

If you don't find a supplier part number on the part, besides that it's also recommended not only to measure parts but to check weight.

So best way is to order one hydraulic lifter and compare it exactly.

I think that people who rebuilt a Porsche Boxster engine should be able to rate risks and also should know the difference between OEM parts, parts from OEM suppliers, after market parts and chinese bling bling plagiarism.

@ linderpat: yes i did. Maybe i didn't get it 100% because english is not my first language. Sometimes it's hard for me to understand exactly how things were meant. Sorry for that, but i allways try hard to get better.

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Markus
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