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Re: West Coast Drive: Output "shifting" shaft

Alright, so I understand that if we do not want to use a stroke limiting spacer, the center distance should be >1/2". How much greater? And would it be possible to simply keep the spacing at 1/2"? The width of the teeth on the dog is .45", so wouldn't that allow the dog to fully disengage between strokes?
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