I hope I haven't been Flozed!
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From: In your garage, swipin' da lug nutz

Nothing special on the rotors, just blackened a bit, ends were bare, so I don't think they were coated. I knew that Floz painted the */c'* silver, just didn't know he was the ONLY one to do so.
No reason to go with floz either the price difference is minimal.

They even paid for shipping back on the core as well as the new one.
From what I understand they replace just about everything except the case.

They even paid for shipping back on the core as well as the new one.
From what I understand they replace just about everything except the case.
Originally Posted by llBlazin_llLo
It looks like a Magnuson to me.

They are the authorized rebuilder/reseller under contract by Eaton. They use Eaton parts and specs.
Originally Posted by llBlazin_llLo
It looks like a Magnuson to me.
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I know when Ryan use to work at a performance shop that they got a few M62'* in a sealed plastic bag that were that color from GM. He thought that they were just from Magnuson but maybe they were just new GM ones. ? ? ?
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Originally Posted by willwren
Or rebuilt former Floz units. Floz has been around awhile. There are MANY of these units in circulation.
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From: In your garage, swipin' da lug nutz

I do know that I still had the tag on the side of the unit, still intact and completely readable. I will get some more pics of it later today..I have the upper end all buttoned up now.





