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Originally Posted by Green-Eggs
The parts warranty on BE Bearings is always there. If you're asking them to go above and beyond providing replacements parts, then it's not unreasonable to ask for proof that clearances were measured and within BE Bearing specifications published at their web site. The point is that insufficient clearance will cause bearings to wear and fail, so if you want to prove that the bearings themselves had a manufacturing defect that lead to a failure, then insufficient clearances must be ruled out first. That's not unreasonable, and only becomes an issue in case of a failure and finger pointing.
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I'm not saying it is unreasonable I'm just saying not many will do it.
Also perhaps you should consider offering or selling plastiguage kits with the BE bearings and BE rods.