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  1. srephwed

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    #1 srephwed, May 25, 2012
    does anyone know of a place to buy good aftermarket engine parts such as rings,bearings,gaskets.or are oem the only available? thanks
     
  2. 350HPMondial

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    #2 350HPMondial, May 25, 2012
    Rings,, VW or Audi.
    Bearings FerrParts or eBaY.
    Gasket kits,, are all around $ 1200.00 get one with the proper Head Gaskets.
     
  3. pad

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    #3 pad, May 25, 2012
    Rings -

    TOTAL SEAL, INC.
    22642 North 15th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85027.
    Toll-Free Order Line: (800) 874-2753,
    Technical Line: (623) 587-7400
     
  4. Ferraripilot

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    #4 Ferraripilot, May 25, 2012
    I know some cross references for some ferrari engines for rings. Make sure those pistons are good first! Let us know which car and pistons you have and we can help.
    And if all else fails you can have a set of pistons made easy enough
     
  5. Corsa308

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    #5 Corsa308, May 25, 2012
    I can recommend Superformance in the UK.
    They have an extensive range and sort of nice to support a company that obviously has the continued interests of older Ferraris top of mind.

    http://www.superformance.co.uk/

    Steve
     
  6. Matto

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    #6 Matto, May 25, 2012
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  7. M.James

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    #7 M.James, Jun 7, 2012
    VERY dependant on the part - some items have OEM specs/tolerances that the aftermarket suppliers are NOT aware-of, and are making parts that don't quite live-up to the OEM quality. Be very careful here....not all parts are created equal. I would speak with Brian Crall, David Feinberg, or Dave Helms before declaring a good 'substitution' has been located. Often times, these guys have had to pull those 'substitution' parts OUT of a failed engine, and that isn't a good situation to find oneself if just to save a few bucks for a part or two....
     

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