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[QUOTE="David Trustrum, post: 280858, member: 21529"] Except that crankcase compression will close them, just as a ring is pushed against a bore by the compression & combustion pressure. But if there is that much gap they are probably starting to delaminate or something. I have a theory that reed performance can drop off with some materials after some time exposed to some gas, but it is anecdotal evidence that draws me to this conclusion. [/QUOTE]
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