LC 6" vs 7.5"

dan:



Actually, the 6" P-C backing plate I got from TOL is very flexible and "squishy". The foam on the pad is very resilient and I've never had the back side of a pad get cut-up, even a 6" pad which is not recomended for use with a 6" plate.



Perhaps the 6" LC pads don't get damaged 'cause I don't run the PC over 5 & I don't apply much pressure to the PC. I let the weight of the PC + pad + product do the work and I'm just a "tour guide".



I also have the 6" backing plate that came with the CMA kit and I prefer the P-C backing plate.
 
NYV6Coupe,



Interesting... I've used my 6" pads with my PC at 6. No problems. I suspect that this will remain one of the unsolved mysteries of the world.



In any case, I still like my 7.5" pads better. The thin plastic lining between the Constant Pressure foam and the velcro seems to make a difference.



Regards,



Dan.
 
If you bought the 7424 with the smaler counterweight, then you'll have a problem with the larger pads. I have the 7336 with the larger counterweight and have NO problems with the 7.5" CMA pads.



Regards,



Dan.
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I have the 7336 with 6" counterweight. I presumed that by defination of its name the countername was made to be used with 6" pads and because I was using 7.5" thats where my vibrations were coming from. I have just ordered the Sonus set from Autopia so I'll report back with my findings.
 
BMcN said:
I have the 7336 with 6" counterweight. I presumed that by defination of its name the countername was made to be used with 6" pads and because I was using 7.5" thats where my vibrations were coming from.
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Not quite. The 6" counterweight is designed to be used with 6" and larger pads. The 5" countterweighte is designed to be used with 6" pads and smaller.
 
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