'My Publisher' insisted on production data for the Trads.
MMC don't have it in an easily recoverable format. You would have to trawl through the build books.
It could be done but it would take a big investment of time.
Anything on the Internet is a guess, and so journalists are in trouble.
I've made an attempt at trad numbers but with a caveat-fest and lots of rounding and assumptions. That's as good as it can be without hours of research at the factory.
End the number with an odd number (say XXX3) - always makes it seem more scientific. Everest was recorded that way (after the first measurement came out at a round number they added a few feet on to make it look like they'd measured it).
