Vesrah gaskets any good

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  • odl777
    Forum Mentor
    • Jan 2006
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    • clayton

    #1

    Vesrah gaskets any good

    I was looking on a web page and found a complete set for 60 dollars sounds cheap what do you guys think.
  • earlfor
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    • May 2002
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    #2
    Vesrah? Only the best. :-) :-)

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    • bwringer
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      • Oct 2003
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      #3
      I've always been very happy with Vesrah gaskets. Very high quality -- I think they're better than OEM, in fact.

      There's another aftermarket brand called Athena that's not as good, but is serviceable.
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      • Nerobro
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        • Jun 2004
        • 2010
        • Chicagoland

        #4
        the athena stuff I've used is just fine. :-) But veshrah is a VERY VERY good brand.
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        • Planecrazy

          #5
          If I'm not mistaken Vesrah IS OEM ... I was told once that they supply OEM replacements to several manufacturers... I've had no problem with the ones I've used.

          Regards,

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