Here’s the real deal Holyfield right here. This is how new parts should come to market.
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Following closely by
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When supporting data does not follow claim the flags go up. And while, as a business owner I understand companies not posting proprietary property it keeps anyone from believing such claims. Most of the time customers will willingly hand out the information after the purchase due to being overly happy or overly disappointed with the product. We’ve seen none of that in this case likely due to how hard it is to plot suspension geometry but up until this point all of the “evidence” could be considered subjective.