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Another test install to make sure the upright ball joint does not bind & to test how much adjustment I have.
This shot shows the suspension arm pinned in place, spring removed so I can cycle the suspension.
This is in full droop.
Front arm adjuster wound out 12mm, rear rod end only wound out 4mm, (which increases caster + camber).
Adjusts fine without any noticable binding.
Using basic measuring gear it seems to be adjustable by 2 degrees caster on the forward adjuster.

regards,
Tony.

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