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Old 03-21-2014, 11:03 AM
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Stan it would be 4.50in.
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I worded my question really poorly. Is the CSA used the min, throat, curtain or somewhere else?
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I worded my question really poorly. Is the CSA used the min, throat, curtain or somewhere else?
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Ahh, smart man. That is the key!! I choose the throat but unfortunately it's just MIN area. That is what separates porters, where it's located.

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