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Not to my knowledge Ray. The name "Powerforce" I'm not familiar with, but to me, it smacks of some outfit offering a product with a name very similar to Powerbond, possibly in hopes the average person will just assume they are buying Powerbond. I would strongly suspect Chinese. 
Powerbond was bought by Dayco Corp (the large, belt/hose manufacturer) within the last year or so, so you can go to Dayco's website and check their application and/or availability, etc. As with many companies, they offer their OE replacement variety as well as their "Race" series, which is their premium series that most Vette/LS guys use. It's the "race" series that's available with OE diameter, as well as 10 and 20% underdrive versions. Within the last couple years they also started powder coating all the race series, instead of clear-coating the raw steel finish like they used to do originally. AFAIK, they are still manufactured in Australia.
HTH
Powerbond was bought by Dayco Corp (the large, belt/hose manufacturer) within the last year or so, so you can go to Dayco's website and check their application and/or availability, etc. As with many companies, they offer their OE replacement variety as well as their "Race" series, which is their premium series that most Vette/LS guys use. It's the "race" series that's available with OE diameter, as well as 10 and 20% underdrive versions. Within the last couple years they also started powder coating all the race series, instead of clear-coating the raw steel finish like they used to do originally. AFAIK, they are still manufactured in Australia.
HTH
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