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Is there any quick way to tell the difference between the two? I have 5 pairs of the reproduction caps in front of me as well as a pair of "NOS" caps in their original boxes. How can I be sure these are indeed NOS and not reproduction slipped into a GM box? I can say that all 5 sets of the reproduction caps that I have look identical and the "NOS" caps are slightly different than the reproductions that I have. Any thoughts are appreciated.
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Tommy Mathison |
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Try measuring the thickness of the two. Often the repro parts are made of a thinner material to save costs. Tom.
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Bingo! The reproduction caps are definitely made from thinner stock. Reproduction cap on the left.
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Tommy, can u post a pic of each....i ordered some repo caps and they are not exact to the orig GM ones - at least the ones i got from inline tube ( i believe thats who i ordered mine from) .
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Eddie M Camaro-less 87 El Camino SS Few Ferrari's |
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Ed- What type of photo are you looking for exactly?
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The outside of the cap particularily the dimple area.
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Eddie M Camaro-less 87 El Camino SS Few Ferrari's |
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