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I'm curious about the impact on track width just like Ghostrider is.
Looking at the need to create a spacer on the outer end prompts some questions.
1) Have you considered drilling a new hole and shortening the spindle instead of using a spacer?
2) Did you consider creating a sleeve spacer for the inner race to move the disk further out, and possibly allowing the caliper bracket to be on the spindle side instead of the axle side of the kingpin?
3) Did you investigate putting the spindle in a mill and making the surfaces level where you are mounting the caliper bracket?
I know its always easier to respond to someone else's work than to figure it out from scratch. I'm wondering if you considered and rejected any of these ideas, and if you rejected them, why?
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