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Re: Another three point question
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Posted by Dave in CT on May 24, 2006 at 15:08:16 from (69.177.242.122):
In Reply to: Another three point question posted by Dave in CT on May 24, 2006 at 06:59:52:
Thanks guys. That must be part of my problem - my adjustable side links are 19.5" (pin center to pin center) at their shortest. My next question, which I'll probably post as a seperate thread, what are the lengths of peoples lower forks - the ones that hook up to the lower trailing arms? Mine are 6" long so it looks like I can drill another pair of holes higher up in the forks and 'choke up' on them without any interfearance. That should get me to the 17" length some folks mentioned.
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