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16-02-2011, 17:36

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Re: Arm goes down too fast?

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Originally Posted by EricH

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Could you add surgical tubing or a gas shock, say as a counterbalance?

We have bungie cords on the back end of the arm but its too bouncy and doesn't really do much. They were super tensioned

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