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Apr 18, 2015 | 03:37 PM

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prince buster

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Originally Posted by Valiante' timestamp='1429337530' post='23582582

My ANO-Blue unit arrived yesterday. Will be fitting today. Fingers crossed!

They're back on track with re-stocking of the new design now guys. Mine arrived this week well ahead of the expected date. Great looking bit of engineering.

Mines on its way

Whats the new design?

Apr 19, 2015 | 01:00 AM

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hammyS2

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Hi Prince Buster. I was informed by Nathan the old version timing chain tensioner utilizes an OEM tensioner body with the warranty, strength, functionality, and durability being exactly the same.

Apr 19, 2015 | 01:00 AM

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hammyS2

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Hi Prince Buster. I was informed by Nathan the old version timing chain tensioner utilizes an OEM tensioner body with the warranty, strength, functionality, and durability being exactly the same.

Apr 19, 2015 | 01:00 AM

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hammyS2

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Hi Prince Buster. I was informed by Nathan the old version timing chain tensioner utilizes an OEM tensioner body with the warranty, strength, functionality, and durability being exactly the same.

Apr 19, 2015 | 03:18 AM

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prince buster

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Originally Posted by hammyS2

Hi Prince Buster. I was informed by Nathan the old version timing chain tensioner utilizes an OEM tensioner body with the warranty, strength, functionality, and durability being exactly the same.

Thanks, Assuming you mean new not old?
Eddie.