RE: Replacing Open with Sure-grip

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No problem Earl, I didn't want to offend you either. I know a lot of 
guys that have been ok with the green bearings but none of them seem to 
put on the road miles that I do. My friend had a green bearing fail on 
his 68 Charger RT last year but they were in the car when he got it so 
we don't know how many miles were on it. It just seems to me that a 
roller bearing should hold up better than a ball bearing and I hardly 
ever have to change a center section and it only takes me a few minutes 
to adjust the bearings. I know what you mean about working for some and 
not others. I know a lot of guys swear by Holley carbs but I've never 
had a Holley that didn't give me problems. (I probably just started a 
new debate with that one. LOL)

Dan



Earl Helm wrote:
> 
> Dan,
> 
> I totally understand how you feel. I feel that way about some 
> products that work well for other people, but not for me. I know this 
> is a sensitive issue, that is why I put the disclaimer in my thread. 
> Just 
> trying to show respect for everyone's personal feelings.
> 
> I have never had a Moser or Mark Williams bearing fail on me. But when 
> I do, I will be glad to admit it.
> 
> Earl


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