Scott, sorry to give the wrong impression. I am not pointing any fingers. It's just a term I picked up racing stock cars. I had asked the promoter about some changes I wanted to try on my shocks that were not specifically addressed in the rule book and he told me "the best cheater wins' and it just kinda stuck in my head. Trying stuff that is not written in the rules is how the sport advances. I would probably be more accurate, and apparently less offensive, if I said the best innovator wins. But if you are stretching the rules, by your personal interpretation of the rules, and trying something no one else is doing isn't this kind of like cheating? For the good of our sport I'll not use that term again.

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