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Old 10-08-18, 11:28 AM
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Front Der clamp frame tolerances

I'll keep this short, what are acceptable tolerances for front der clamps? My frame, after finishing, is 32.4, I assume that is within reason for a 31.8 braze on clamp? I don't have many options if not....
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Shimano lists +/- .5mm as the tolerance, so you should be okay
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It's easy to make a shim to take up the difference. Easier then making a "negative" one . Andy
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shim wouldn't work, he would need to remove some metal. Which probably isn't a bad idea. Some of these have a locating bump, that would have to go. But he's only out .3mm, so should be within tolerance.
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Originally Posted by unterhausen
shim wouldn't work, he would need to remove some metal. Which probably isn't a bad idea. Some of these have a locating bump, that would have to go. But he's only out .3mm, so should be within tolerance.
Yeah, I got that, the OP's issue, backwards although my comments are otherwise correct. Andy
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