Reply to "Crankshafts."

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The whole subject is very touchy. I buy US as often as possible ... but remember now we are talking about ITALIAN cars we own here ..LOL In todays market the technicality is a company can call itself MADE IN USA if 51% of the company is USA. That has a lot of meanings.

I;m not in support of a SCAT crank which I purchased ..at the time I was just oblivious to the fact that it was made in ASIA. Most of the products are a take off and use inferior materials. Our European and Canadian friends produce some fine products and trade on a fair playing field.

With thats said I cant return the crank now so wish me luck and I will be the test dummy.

Ron

9/28/072:24 PM

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