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Maximum bore/stroke length for cylinders?

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Re: Maximum bore/stroke length for cylinders?

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Originally Posted by kevin.li.rit

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well not necessarily, you could plumb it so one side is at a lower psi right?

Of course there are alternatives. I was assuming the same pressure on both sides because that is the simplest arrangement.

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