Oldfeller--FSO
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OK, I'm up for a technical challenge. We can even make a foot race out of it if you want a little competitive thrill in your life.
We have no collective answer after literally years of internal consideration -- so LET'S ASK SUZUKI .... (not generally what we do around here as a first choice, I know).
If they get inundated with the question, then by golly the one person who speaks and writes Japanese might get off their duff and ask the people in Nippon who do really know -- the designers of the black box in question.
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