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Jerry Tunin
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What makes a bin a good bin or good revision?
« on: February 18, 2015, 03:40:18 PM »
I have heard and seen talk about bad bins or bad revisions I should say. Perhaps there's bugs in them or what not? What makes a revision good in the eyes of a tuner? I have the following 4B0906018CM 0010 bin that I am attaching. This is what I have been making all my changes to since it's the newest revision I could find. Is this a good practice?
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