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Finn Lassen wrote:

> Tracy has already shown how to shave off a couple of pounds:
> Cut the plate along a curve from spacers in close to the drive and 
> back out to the next spacer. I'm sure there are pictures on his 
> website or someone has photos they can post of his installation.
> You can also drill holes or mill pockets in the spacers.


Finn, after all the warnings I've recieved, I find this 
message...'disturbing'.

It's almost as if we're saying, "Well, we don't REALLY know what's going 
on, but just chop a little here and drill a little there and everything 
should be OK."

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