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About LinkBacksTheoretically u shouldnt.. but all makes have slightly different burnrate... if ur loads anywhere near warm drop back a tad.. if like u say miles off max then go at it... just be aware of possible POI changes from slight pressure differences...
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16-03-2013, 10:55 AM #5Impure Lead Flinger
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