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  Member: Nick Post Date: 9/23/2011  
Why vibration damper is always located in forward of main engine? things i Know
1. Because the vibration node points are always at forward.
2. Cannot fit aft as present of flywheel.

Tie Rod Pinching Screw location is selected where the node point exist. Is it true ?
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  Member: anurag Post Date: 1/25/2013  
tie rod pinching screw is fitted at a point where amplitude is more or anti node point that is just above the scavenge space
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