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I wonder how Consumer Reports gets by with negative things on products that are factual?
I guess I'm still waiting for that answer from John or Maurice how products advertised as one thing (specific hole sizes machined in house -cam bearing etc, wall thickness, PSI cast iron, ) not delivered as such are Ok and defamed if the actual measurements and problems are spoken of. Please still explain, other than a mistake, all of these specs can be off from machining the bore of the block? Please explain a recall if there were not problems!! Or did someone else really do the recall? Bet if Coan shipped you a 10" convertor stated as an 8" you bought, neither would be happy about it. And yes I've had hands on a few products with issues so I think I can speak, have either you guys had personal hands on these problem parts/issues (not a different run block) to be able to deny them as you are? Seems like that is what you are pushing here- problems didn't happen but no hands on, but others with no hands on can't state them either???? I still say only the lawyers are making out on the deal.
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