Technician A says oil flow calibration in a shock absorber or strut must be in relation to the deflection rate of the spring. Technician B says oil flow calibration in a shock absorber or strut must be in relation to the length of the lower control arm. Who is correct?
A) A only
B) B only
C) Both A and B
D) Neither A nor B

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Oil flow calibration in a shock absorber or strut must be in relation to the deflection rate of the spring, as stated by Technician A. This is because the oil flow needs to match the spring's compression and rebound characteristics to optimize the suspension system's performance. Technician B's statement about oil flow being related to the length of the lower control arm is incorrect and not relevant to shock absorber calibration.

Technician a Says Oil Flow Calibration in a Shock Absorber