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did my homebrew longarm setup....how do i measure tis?
- Thread starter markg
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sorry ...i was in a hurry
i set the longarms to roughly the same length before i installed them.after it was all on and looked good i took a tape and measured from the center of the rear wheels to the center of the front wheels.(actually the outer edge of the rims)this is when i noticed that there was a 1/2 in defference from one side to the other.is thyis how i should measure this or should i be coming off of a common point on the frame(unibdy)somewhere?it drives great and tracks very well as it is.
i set the longarms to roughly the same length before i installed them.after it was all on and looked good i took a tape and measured from the center of the rear wheels to the center of the front wheels.(actually the outer edge of the rims)this is when i noticed that there was a 1/2 in defference from one side to the other.is thyis how i should measure this or should i be coming off of a common point on the frame(unibdy)somewhere?it drives great and tracks very well as it is.
TRAILREADYXJ
NAXJA Forum User
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- Raleigh NC
You said you set them to roughly the same length? They should be exact, assuming your mounting points are the same since you said homebrew...
Pics would help!
Pics would help!
kmanxj5050
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Reed City Michigan
x2 on pics
- Location
- on the beach in Ocean View, VA
a common point on the unibody is a better method. As it sits, the read could be off and you'd be compensating in the front trying to correct it.
