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05-25-2011, 05:39 PM
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Everything that's been suggested suggested was speculation because we didn't have all the facts.
It's not as if you always get the right components in the box when you order something. There's a reason why you check for coil bind when you put an engine together, particularly with mix-matched components. You do do that, don't you? You degree a cam and you don't have as many components from different manufacturers in the mix as what he has with those springs. It was just a suggestion, I wouldn't have my feelings hurt if he didn't check, and I don't understand why in the world this should be an issue? Particularly since it can be checked more easily than anything else and we're all trying to help someone, right? Unless you think there's something personal in pointing out that it should be done. It's not like we're in competition, or is it?
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