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Dongray · 03-31-2019, 06:42 PM

No problem Oldman I appreciate the input. The angle does make it look worse but the axle is almost even with the bottom of the wheels. From everything I have read it appears there are two different ways to measure the scrub line, the more conservative way as you did where if both tires blow out your screwed and the bottom of wheel to bottom of opposite tire method which accounts for one completely flat tire ever occurring. If I use the second method it is good....that being said there may 17" wheels in the future and I will sell the 15". Thanks again!

03-31-2019, 06:42 PM	#18
Dongray Registered User Join Date: Oct 2017 Location: Fort Worth Texas Posts: 88	Re: Project: Analysis Paralysis 1950 3100 No problem Oldman I appreciate the input. The angle does make it look worse but the axle is almost even with the bottom of the wheels. From everything I have read it appears there are two different ways to measure the scrub line, the more conservative way as you did where if both tires blow out your screwed and the bottom of wheel to bottom of opposite tire method which accounts for one completely flat tire ever occurring. If I use the second method it is good....that being said there may 17" wheels in the future and I will sell the 15". Thanks again!