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    1. 03-09-2013 #1
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      Just grind the ends of the arch on the perches to match the diameter of your axle tubes. If you have a 3" perch and a 3 1/4" tube it won't take that much grinding to get them to drop on. Usually just a sliver is removed out at the ends of the arch.

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      Quote Originally Posted by astroracer View Post
      Just grind the ends of the arch on the perches to match the diameter of your axle tubes. If you have a 3" perch and a 3 1/4" tube it won't take that much grinding to get them to drop on. Usually just a sliver is removed out at the ends of the arch.
      Thanks for the tip. I picked up a set at Summit today and they just about fit perfect on there. I may just have to barely take off a sliver for it to be perfect, but it looks like I can run them as is without any real issue.
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