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TR2/3/3A How long should an SU damper top up last?

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I think we have firmly established there is no consensus on this topic.

Seems to be full of illusions, elusions and allusions.

The good news is that the British Army is still employing English Majors.
 
Roger said:
Still think you mean eluded, not alluded. But hey ho :smile:
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Regardless what I mean...you'll have to take that one up with my spell checker. I can type allude in as many times as I want, and it insists on changing it to allude. Same thing with effect and effect. See what I mean?
 
Geo Hahn said:
I think we have firmly established there is no consensus on this topic.

Seems to be full of illusions, elusions and allusions.

The good news is that the British Army is still employing English Majors.
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I found Randalls remarks in a different thread I think about adjusting the damper oil viscosity to correct for a lean at tip in condition shown with an AFR meter during acceleration interesting.
I use 20w with good results but the AFR tracking would be nice.Maybe next time I have header pipe off I will weld in the fitting.
Tom
 
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