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[QUOTE="JTT, post: 24684, member: 19620"] ...is it possible that the midvalve does work in the same manner as a shock piston?... but because of the greater speeds it is exposed to, it uses the "spring seat", acts as a sort of relief valve? Also with the smaller orifices, the shims resistance to bending must be much lighter...if they must be lighter, then the base valve would have to take up "the slack"? Could this be why the base valve exists? ------------------ JTT Logic Over Hype Coalition [/QUOTE]
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