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From: "ED SIKORA" <planeman23@hotmail.com>
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Subject: Longer Hydraulic upstops
Date: Tue, 18 Jan 2000 15:15:56 PST
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Just a Quick not to all who have used some form of alternate to the longer 
single piece hydraulic upstop.  I e-mailed Vern (vernp@lancair.com) last 
Thursday and today (Tuesday) I recieved (air mailed) 3 new upstops from 
Lancair.  They measure 1.25" vs the old (at least with my 235 kit) 0.930".  
With new upstops only an email and several days away why take the chance of 
the 2piece upstop binding the rod partway through full travel of the 
actuator (like a screen door piston stop)?

Just my thoughts.

-Ed Sikora
planeman23@hotmail.com


[There you go, everyone... now there's no excuse at all for using washers
for anything other than determining the length your new upstop will 
need to be ground down to.  Excellent!

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