LCA Camber adjuster plates, the last of my Opentracker rip-off’s…
Here is the incredibly accurate, well thought out design details, this one actually made it onto a piece of paper…
Good to have access to a big shear:
To the mill/drill to make some holes, slots and to mill the pocket for the adjuster plates. One set of plates is centered, one set has 1/8� and 1/2� offsets, and one set has ¼� and ½� offsets. Depending on how you put them in, you can get +/-1/2� of adjustment (in or out) of the LCA.
Drill and grind:
Weld in the slotted pockets to hold the plates:
Here is the centered plate in place:
Here is the incredibly accurate, well thought out design details, this one actually made it onto a piece of paper…
Good to have access to a big shear:
To the mill/drill to make some holes, slots and to mill the pocket for the adjuster plates. One set of plates is centered, one set has 1/8� and 1/2� offsets, and one set has ¼� and ½� offsets. Depending on how you put them in, you can get +/-1/2� of adjustment (in or out) of the LCA.
Drill and grind:
Weld in the slotted pockets to hold the plates:
Here is the centered plate in place:
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