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shim shuffle - KTM WP forks Part 2
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[QUOTE="marcusgunby, post: 69817, member: 17066"] Yes drewarm that is waht i meant we cant apply this thoery to the shim that sits on the piston only the ones after that as the one that sits against the piston is indeed acted upon by the distance between the ports.Every shim after if it is larger(but not larger than the 1st shim)or thinner will create a lesser damping effect. As a comparison i checked the shim stack from a 2000CR125 here it is 24.1(*10) 22.1(*2) 20.1(*2) 18.1(*2) 16.1 14.1 11.2 3.5mm holes in base valve and a 12.5mm damper rod. This may not be exactly right but its close. So you can see the Kayaba fork does things radically different to the WP-why i have been asking myself does the Kayaba work so well -without any answers. [/QUOTE]
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