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DIN setting and weight loss

Originally Posted by kbroderick (and, in general, don't trust Internet boards for binding advice. The results of incorrect settings make a $15 or $25 binding check by a qualified ...

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DIN setting and weight loss

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Oct 8, 2006, 11:31 PM

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Originally Posted by kbroderick

(and, in general, don't trust Internet boards for binding advice. The results of incorrect settings make a $15 or $25 binding check by a qualified tech seem very, very cheap.)

Thanks, no I just wanted some sort of gauge to find out if the weight loss would drastically effect the din. I'm planning on bringing them in for a tune up anyway. I wouldn't even touch the din myself, even though it's an easy thing to do.

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