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Old 07-30-08 | 12:33 AM
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Campagnolo C-Record question

I am building an early 90's colnago master and have a C-record crank clearance issue with the right chain stay. I have a newer model sealed italian threaded bottom bracket installed, and when I attach my crank the smaller chain ring, is hitting the chain stay.

Has anybody ran into this? What would a good remedy be? BB spacers to move my crank out more? Would this mess my chain line up? A longer BB? What would be the correct length be?

I do have a mid 90's record crank that works fine with the frame but the c record is the correct vinate.

It appers that the two cranks have different depths on the center arm.

Any ideas would be great! Thanks.
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Old 07-30-08 | 02:31 AM
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C-Record bottom brackets had a spindle length of 110 or 111mm, IIRC. Campy uses the ISO standard for their square tapers as opposed to the JIS standard used by companies like Shimano.
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Old 07-30-08 | 07:16 AM
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To add to the above post, new Record BBs are 102 mm for doubles. I believe a triple BB is something like 111 mm - that should help with your C-Record. New Record and Chorus have same axle lengths for the square taper BBs.

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