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Posted: 1/6/2006 5:59:33 AM EDT
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Wolf uses a combo of wire thickness (gauge) and lengths to come up with the over all tension of the spring, ie the 24lb spring is shorter than the 22lb spring since the later uses thicker gauge wire.
Also, your old spring has taken a set or shortened threw wearing out. Bottom line is if the spring is labeled 16lbs, it's 16lbs and you don't clip it unless you want to lower the tension. |
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Posted: 1/6/2006 7:00:33 AM EDT
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Thanks ! That is pretty much what I had thought after reading a FAQ on the Wolff site. I just wanted to be sure so I double-checked here. |
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