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17th January 2019, 05:23 PM #9
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Originally Posted by Engism

Hi Mudski, I just rcvd my H233 diffs from superior engineering in QLD and they have 9 bolt holes ..... any ideas .... it would seem from your note they should have 11 bolt holes .....its such a confusing issue getting specs and really appreciate anything you can add.

H233 is what you need mate, Can you count the bolts on your housing?

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