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Message: [QUOTE="Garbage_Mechanic, post: 1436415, member: 1610"] TARM, Absolutely no doubt the genuine Denso is the best available. More cranking speed. I just don't want everyone to think they have to have one and the Mitsubishi is junk. A new (not rebuilt) Mitsu works great for most situations. As far as my concern on the extra weight, 2 hole mount and offset design of the Denso possibly cracking the block plate, lets just say in 38 years of refuse trucks and landfill equipment I have an eye for stuff that is more likely to break. Probably not likely for the average user, but rough roads, washboards, hard off road landings and worst of all an out of balance or misfiring engine could lead to an issue. Wouldn't want to scare off the average user. But when I'm holding that cast aluminum skeletonized bellhousing adapter plate in my hand and the Denso starter in my other I get a little concerned. The Denso is great, but I'm happy with my NEW Mitsu. [/QUOTE]

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