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Seat Position
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The
stagger measurement means that whenever you are measuring
the front parts of the seat, that the right side measurement
is .5" longer than the left. This causes the seat to be
staggered to the left and compensates for engine weight. To
increase front bite, move the seat forward and the rear of
the seat up. To increase rear bite, move seat back and the
rear of the seat down. Be sure that the bottom of the seat
is level with the bottom of the frame rails, or slightly
below, before drilling holes into the seat. For more or less
grip, add or remove seat struts before moving the seat. (All
measurements are for Birel standard seats). Use the further
back options if you are running the Bridgestone tires and
for Vega or Dunlop, move the seat forward and up.
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