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Max Components uses the Empty Component to fill slots, but No More Mass Reducers deletes that component without replacing it for the large slots. Thus when NMMR has priority, it removes the extra large slots.
NMMR doesn't really remove mass, but instead lowers mass for components to the point that most ships won't have mass issues after removing the mass reduction components. NMMR lowers the mass of components to 200/100/50 for L/M/S components.
If this doesn't match your experience, please get back to me and I can try to troubleshoot more.
If you load "No more mass reducer" after "Max Components" you get all the slots but still have mass limits.
If you load "No more mass reducer" after "Max Components" you don't get extra Large slots but you also have no mass limits.