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Any small faults can usually be remedied with a combination of lapping compounds to get a smooth drag-free action. Severe misalignment calls for more drastic action, such as careful bending of affected parts. As always, hope for the best and be prepared for the worst.
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I'll chime in with Marc and Rich here. Testing without springs will reveal a serious misalignment if it's there. Whether the forks are bowed, twisted, splayed apart, pinched together, or parallel but offset will make a difference. All parts of a spring-less action should move like buttah!
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