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Originally Posted by semtex I'm not really following either one of you. Why would you bother with steel wool or a defouler when there is no evidence that the Berk
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Ah. Well then yeah, it doesn't hurt to be proactive. Either method would work. Personally I think it'd be easier to just use a little steel wool to buffer that hole more. One of the nice things about the defouler method is that it actually mounts the sensor back away from the direct path of the exhaust gases, but given that these things already have the extended ports that do that for you by default, mounting defoulers on top of those would be redundant.
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