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That clearance is pretty damn close, which luckily I didn't get with the Profile hubs on James's build. Did have to move the chainring from front of spider to the back as you have too. Must be the Saints cranks.
Si, that does look bloody stunning mate. You and Dan have done me proud.Regarding the chainline issue, I don't know how the Chris King is set up, but like Alan says, with Profile hubs, the cog/driver has a "thick" lip on one side and a "thin" lip on the other side, so it's usually just a case of flipping the cog/driver over so the thin lip is on the inside (which draws the chain away from the drive side stays).Also, as you're running Saints, you'll need the chainring on the inside of the spider (which it looks like you've done already) and you might need to lose a spacer on the drive side (can't really tell from the pics, but looks like you have 2 spacers on the drive side when 1 drive side and 2 non-drive side is the norm).Feel free to call me if you want to discuss set up.
cheers mate i think the spacer is the way to go then. ill have a look at the sprocket as well but think its the same on both sides.
The chain has been removed! And the paint was damaged so all good. Not that it really matters as its all shiny now but after a season racing I'm sure it'll be needing the other half of the paint SBD is storing for me.
Quote from: Crooch on February 16, 2009, 03:10 PMThe chain has been removed! And the paint was damaged so all good. Not that it really matters as its all shiny now but after a season racing I'm sure it'll be needing the other half of the paint SBD is storing for me.I think you mean "wasn't" not "was"