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Air gap when using fork sub-tanks
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[QUOTE="tankslapper, post: 672899, member: 34150"] ok i know what you mean but I recently tested a pair of sub tanks on a 03 KTM125SX, I left the air space standad at 100mm and after experimenting with the restrictor position we found the tanks worked well on small stuff but was still ok on big hits with no sign of bottoming the forks. In this case would you still add the extra oil? [/QUOTE]
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