really? I recall, seeing many many times people on this board posting how they wouldn’t trust their life to China garbage because somehow the quality control on their high end brand is better and they are safer as a result.
The simple fact is all of these carbon components have the same likelihood of defect, and without proper scanning techniques to verify each part is sound after production, and does not have a defect, you have absolutely no way of knowing whether or not that carbon component has a defect that could kill you. It doesn’t matter who manufactures it.
that’s how I see it at this point.

And again sorry for how I approached this.

The fact is there is no international standard like there is with metals that carbon fiber products have to adhere to. How do we know it was a t800 or whatever? Was it scanned after production to ensure its defect free?