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not sure of the k"s,the seals dont appear to be leaking and shaft play is extremely minimal,I originaly bought a pair for my gtr ,but I ended up selling the car,one of the them had a bent shaft,the other is fine!I will get some photos and specs if your interested!

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not sure of the k"s,the seals dont appear to be leaking and shaft play is extremely minimal,I originaly bought a pair for my gtr ,but I ended up  selling the car,one of the them had a bent shaft,the other is fine!I will get some photos and specs if your interested!

plz send pics to [email protected]

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