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    1. #1
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      Feb 2016
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      Lawrenceville, IL
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      You want at least 3/4" of "stick out" on your slip yoke. meaning that as the suspension compresses you have that much length to allow the slip yoke to travel into the tailhousing. You need to check that distance with all the weight on the wheels to be accurate.

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    2. #2
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      Dec 2011
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      Oregon coast
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      Thanks for the info Craig, I'll take a look at that when i get home. Has anyone else on the forum that's run a 200-4r have problems with the initial set up. I know they're a little picky with the TV cable but everything looked good when I first installed it.


      Quote Originally Posted by Craig@Bowler View Post
      You want at least 3/4" of "stick out" on your slip yoke. meaning that as the suspension compresses you have that much length to allow the slip yoke to travel into the tailhousing. You need to check that distance with all the weight on the wheels to be accurate.




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