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Topic	Date	User
impulse force on cams	15-Sep-2005 At 3:05:09 PM	mockmockmock
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Dear Geekasaurus, that's the whole forum not one person in particular. If the model is on a BD C4. what kind of placement is in the instance. I haven't tried it yet but because the C4 has dual axles it can be placed behind a hole and used like a chock. No camming action used, just a passive piece of pro. Would this change the force ratings?

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