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  1. 04-18-2007 07:37 AM #6
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    Below is a watts setup to consider as an example. With either the watts or panhard mount it as high as you can. The top bar of the P&J ladders is at about the axle tube center line, so clearance isn't real tight considering the relatively limited travel. You may have to modify the floor for clearance. Also, though it may mess with the aesthetics of the quicky, you can mount a watts (or panhard for that matter) behind the axle too (again depending on space available).
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