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Shimano OB crank installation?

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    Man, I'm confused. I know, what else is new...

    I installed my bearings, then fitted the cranks (yes, I did follow
    Shimano's instruction sheet), but there isn't much interface between the
    the spindle gear shaft and non-drive side crank.
    http://www.pbase.com/slack/image/83685940/original

    Is this normal. Also, I measured the crank arm clearance between the
    cranks and the rear tri:

    Drive side Non-Drive
    ..413" .554"

    And I used only one spacer on the non-drive per Shimano's instruction for
    a 68mm shell.

    What the heck? What I do wrong (shut up JD)? Do I just removel the 2.5mm
    spacer?

    help... please
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    Slack

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  2. =?utf-8?B?4paAU2xhY2s=?=
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    On Fri, 10 Aug 2007 20:25:40 -0700, â–€Slack <[email hidden]> wrote:

    http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?p=3400066&posted=1#post3400066

    AMB = 0
    Mtb-[censored] = 1

    No wonder everyone abandoned AMB (shut up JD)
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    Slack :p

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