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It took a bit of wrestling, but I fitted the Carbone anti-dive kit to my, otherwise stock, ET3 this evening.

Question: is this about the right collection of leftover bits? The instructions are rather vague, so it's hard to know whether I should have included one or more of these!
Should I have put any of these bits back?
Should I have put any of these bits back?
Anti-dive kit fitted
Anti-dive kit fitted
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Answering my own question... Looking at this video that scootermarc69 posted in an old topic on the... topic, I missed the O-ring that the tech replaces at 2:43.

I have a little job to do before I go out next!

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