Sorry I can't help you with which add-a-leaf to get but RJ did his so he might have some input but he's weak and goes to bed early. Hmm, why do I find myself putting the Top Gun dvd in now?

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My neighbours wouldnt be impressed if I did. One day I was over at a friends house, his dad strolls over to me.. "whos the deep purple fan?" I said, "well my dad, why did you hear it one day?" He says, "nope. Felt it"

 

Well, since it's 91 degrees in my house right now, stupid brand new broken air conditioner

, so all my windows are open and the volumes cranked and all 7.1 channels are pumpin the f14 tomcat fly bys throughout the neighborhood right now

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Think anyone ducked?

 

I'd personally go with the longest overload leaves/add a leaves you possibly can. This way if the leaves are ever actually tested with a lot of weight, it supports the whole pack, not just a small part. When heavy weight is applied with the short AAL's, the ends of the AAL serve as a pivot point that the springs can actually bend around. Just something to ponder...

LOL It's difficult to not make rear jokes... Must control jokes...

 

haha

yeah, i was thinking that the long leaf would do better on loads especially because of the tendency of the leaf to bend around the shorter one.