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This debate is impossible to win on pure numbers alone because the data simply doesn't exist. People who like to attack their competitors use that fact to create fear and uncertainty among prospective buyers.
The bottom line for me is this. If 1 LN bearing fails out of 25,000, then the failure rate is 4 thousandths of a percent. If 10 fail, then the rate is 4 hundredths of a percent..
I'll take those odds any day when replacing a car part. Wouldn't you?
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