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Subject: Re: 1650 miles in 24.5 hours

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Paul

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Date Posted: 14:14:45 08/31/02 Sat
In reply to: hobie 's message, "Re: 1650 miles in 24.5 hours" on 07:58:14 08/31/02 Sat

No 2 t-bars will be exactly identical. Just gotta tweak them to level it off and then align it. I usually tweak the driver's side just a tad so it's level when I am sitting in it.

>brule, i think my t-bars came a little lower than
>usual. 6 turns should max you out. i did 3 on the left
>and 3.5 on the righ, and i think i have like 4 to 5
>turns more left. my front still sits low and i have
>rubbing problems like no else has. so is there a way
>to measure your t-bar bolt? can you tell me how far it
>is up in there so i can compare it to mine? i might
>crank it up more.

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Re:T-bar	HenryJ	12:46:01 09/02/02 Mon