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03-23-2012, 03:29 PM
#252
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I don't think taitec rails are still in production and they are alsp pricey...
BC rails are decent. Eventually it would wear down but it should take a few years...
Don't get the f1spec rails...they are just BC replicas which is about $20 to $30 cheaper...
03-23-2012, 08:48 PM
#254
While we seem to be getting a bit off topic from the thread, I'll still chime in...
I ended up with BC rails but was considering Nagisa. After installing them, Jei informally measured the height of mine vs. his Nagisa rails (we have the same seat) and found the Nagisa to be a bit lower, but I don't think it was by much. He might still remember the difference if you want the numbers.
I'm pretty sure you still won't pass a broomstick test just by getting lowering rails and a seat, though, Rob, but I dunno if that was your goal...
I ended up with BC rails but was considering Nagisa. After installing them, Jei informally measured the height of mine vs. his Nagisa rails (we have the same seat) and found the Nagisa to be a bit lower, but I don't think it was by much. He might still remember the difference if you want the numbers.
I'm pretty sure you still won't pass a broomstick test just by getting lowering rails and a seat, though, Rob, but I dunno if that was your goal...
03-24-2012, 01:32 AM
#255
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While we seem to be getting a bit off topic from the thread, I'll still chime in...
I ended up with BC rails but was considering Nagisa. After installing them, Jei informally measured the height of mine vs. his Nagisa rails (we have the same seat) and found the Nagisa to be a bit lower, but I don't think it was by much. He might still remember the difference if you want the numbers.
I'm pretty sure you still won't pass a broomstick test just by getting lowering rails and a seat, though, Rob, but I dunno if that was your goal...
I ended up with BC rails but was considering Nagisa. After installing them, Jei informally measured the height of mine vs. his Nagisa rails (we have the same seat) and found the Nagisa to be a bit lower, but I don't think it was by much. He might still remember the difference if you want the numbers.
I'm pretty sure you still won't pass a broomstick test just by getting lowering rails and a seat, though, Rob, but I dunno if that was your goal...
03-24-2012, 03:14 PM
#256
Originally Posted by -BTT-' timestamp='1332564516' post='21539046
While we seem to be getting a bit off topic from the thread, I'll still chime in...
I ended up with BC rails but was considering Nagisa. After installing them, Jei informally measured the height of mine vs. his Nagisa rails (we have the same seat) and found the Nagisa to be a bit lower, but I don't think it was by much. He might still remember the difference if you want the numbers.
I'm pretty sure you still won't pass a broomstick test just by getting lowering rails and a seat, though, Rob, but I dunno if that was your goal...
I ended up with BC rails but was considering Nagisa. After installing them, Jei informally measured the height of mine vs. his Nagisa rails (we have the same seat) and found the Nagisa to be a bit lower, but I don't think it was by much. He might still remember the difference if you want the numbers.
I'm pretty sure you still won't pass a broomstick test just by getting lowering rails and a seat, though, Rob, but I dunno if that was your goal...
03-24-2012, 03:32 PM
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Yea, I know I won't pass the broomstick test with the lowered seat. I'd have to also get a roll bar which isn't something I am willing to do. I'm more interested in the improved viewing angles and comfort.
Ah the wind in my hair. That would be really awesome if I had more hair.
Ah the wind in my hair. That would be really awesome if I had more hair.
here are some pics from jeremy!
