powerlab 3/8 spacer vs. MD 5/16 spacer
#1
08-11-2008 | 10:17 AM
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#3
08-11-2008 | 11:57 AM
You are going to be happy with either one. Both are extremely high quality and come with everything you need for install. The only major difference is the thickness.....0.0625" to be exact. I have the Power Lab spacer on my car, but I also have the MREV and XYZ from Motordyne 
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Now, if you want to compare these spacers to AAM, Skunk, Blox well, that's an entirely different story. Stick with Power Lab or Motordyne.
.Now, if you want to compare these spacers to AAM, Skunk, Blox well, that's an entirely different story. Stick with Power Lab or Motordyne.
#5
08-11-2008 | 06:19 PM
Originally Posted by twin001
You are going to be happy with either one. Both are extremely high quality and come with everything you need for install. The only major difference is the thickness.....0.0625" to be exact. I have the Power Lab spacer on my car, but I also have the MREV and XYZ from Motordyne .
Now, if you want to compare these spacers to AAM, Skunk, Blox well, that's an entirely different story. Stick with Power Lab or Motordyne.
.Now, if you want to compare these spacers to AAM, Skunk, Blox well, that's an entirely different story. Stick with Power Lab or Motordyne.
#7
08-11-2008 | 08:27 PM
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