Thread: R3 20" rule
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Re: R3 20" rule
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Originally Posted by Lil' Lavery View Post
How does this figure, taken from the manual, not answer most of the questions in this thread? This rule seemed pretty cut and dry to me.
The only issue I have with that image is that it's nowhere near to scale. 20" means you can almost double the short dimension of the kit frame in both directions.
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