View Single Post
Old 03-27-12 | 07:02 PM
  #5  
miamijim's Avatar
miamijim
Senior Member
Sheldon Brown Memorial - Donating
20 Anniversary
 
Joined: Aug 2003
Posts: 13,973
Likes: 145
From: Tampa, Florida
Originally Posted by Lewis_Moon
I used a set of machinists' jacks to spread the frame. I had to spread it all the way to 175 mm before it took. I used a string test to align it and a large crescent wrench to align the drops. The drops were a bit wide at the back and bottom.
So they really weren't 'aignment tools' but were a tool to check the alignment?

With proper Park or Campy dropoout/fork end alignment tools there's no way you'd need to go out to 175mm before it takes.
miamijim is offline  
Reply