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Old 04-13-2019, 06:16 PM
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The problem with the Anti-Splat is it removes the flex point that Van designed in and transferred the stress to top of the strut where it is attached to the engine mount where Van did not intend the gear to flex.
I am still building, but have installed the "Nose Job" on my 7A. It does not contact the leg on either end and allows the gear to act as a spring and flex unless the gear were to start to curl aft with a fair amount of force. There is about .250 beneath the "C" shaped bracket at the top and slightly less at the bottom, but still a gap. I am sure if there is significant fore/aft motion during taxing and takeoff/landing it will kiss the gear leg but I am not sure how much is transferred up to the engine mount without a considerable oscillation
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