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What springs to use with the AKA tornado valve?

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Posted by:
Ras Masyean
on June 12, 2003 at 17:53:15

I've read about people using mixed combos with this valve. I thought you were suposed to use the lightests springs, no? Why should you mix the springs? Did the spring combo method come to discovery recently, or was it always suposed to be like that. What happens if you don't use that exact combo? What do you loose/gain?
Thanks for any! :)

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Re: What springs to use with the AKA tornado valve? Vampyr 23:07:20 06/12/03 (3)

I think the AKA tornado valve is different... BodyByHostess 11:03:34 06/13/03 (0)

Re: What springs to use with the AKA tornado valve? Ras Masyean 10:29:14 06/13/03 (1)

Consistancy. Vampyr 23:55:19 06/13/03 (0)

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: I've read about people using mixed combos with this valve. I thought you were suposed to use the lightests springs, no? Why should you mix the springs? Did the spring combo method come to discovery recently, or was it always suposed to be like that. What happens if you don't use that exact combo? What do you loose/gain? : Thanks for any! :)

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