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mgwin
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The one on a 70/100 is 7 inches. I would think the other narrow frames were the same, but not 100% sure.
What model are you referring to?
What model are you referring to?
Marty, thank you for measuring yours. I went out last night to measure the one I have setting in my sand blasting cabinet and remembered that only the cast piece was in there, not sure where I have the rod stashed. 
They should be the same length for all the narrow frames. The only difference between the narrow frame rear lifts are for the 106/7, 126/7 and 147. They use the same lift parts but also require the extra bracket due to the different fender pan design which also has a different rear frame design. Here's a photo of that bracket.
They should be the same length for all the narrow frames. The only difference between the narrow frame rear lifts are for the 106/7, 126/7 and 147. They use the same lift parts but also require the extra bracket due to the different fender pan design which also has a different rear frame design. Here's a photo of that bracket.
mgwin
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Yep, I remember seeing that bracket and was unsure about the rod in it. 
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