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Re: the best performance 3-way

In Reply to: the best performance 3-way posted by jose flores on May 28, 2003 at 07:44:50:

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Posted by:
FreakishImpuls
on May 29, 2003 at 09:39:45

The main thing with 3-ways is the number of o-rings they use. Most 3-ways (wgp, ans, palmer) all use 2 o-ring systems. These systems need longer throw to switch. The Dye PMP and Shocktech Bomb use 3 o-ring systems which require a switch length of only the width of an o-ring!! I just put a Dye PMP on my cocker and I can tell you, with an eclipse hinge, the thing is SO small and SO smooooooth!!

: who makes the best performance 3-way? ANS,DYE,PALMER,WGP,SHOCKTECH,or the other's out there.not one of the best the best!

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: The main thing with 3-ways is the number of o-rings they use. Most 3-ways (wgp, ans, palmer) all use 2 o-ring systems. These systems need longer throw to switch. The Dye PMP and Shocktech Bomb use 3 o-ring systems which require a switch length of only the width of an o-ring!! I just put a Dye PMP on my cocker and I can tell you, with an eclipse hinge, the thing is SO small and SO smooooooth!! : : : who makes the best performance 3-way? ANS,DYE,PALMER,WGP,SHOCKTECH,or the other's out there.not one of the best the best!

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