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  1. For small non-critical gaskets, I like to cut my own using thin cardboard from Coke boxes and a hammer like this guy. I think I've got a Coke gasket behind one of my locking hubs and a Canada Dry gasket behind the other. I like to rub a little grease and oil on the uncoated side so it can't absorb moisture.
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  2. np201. I believe it came in 57-68 dodge w100/w200/w300.
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  3. Nope, AC is its own brand. You can only get them from 4x4parts.com, aka Automotive Customizers (AC). AC sells OMEs, but they mask brand names on practically everything. The springs they sell for around $167 are OMEs; the $180 ones are their house brand.
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