finding caster block degree

[flattop1]

if they are marked 7.5 .they most likely are 7.5

 

[flattop1]

This is a standard PRC L block. And a low camber asphalt block .

 

[flattop1]

If they aren't like this they are not PRC . Use the measurements JPM posted in , post #13.

 

[Clone228]

 

[Clone228]

If they aren't like this they are not PRC . Use the measurements JPM posted in , post #13.

they are not from PRC i believe they are from PMC they fit my phenom there is no question im just unaware of the degrees of them

 

[JPMKarting]

they are not from PRC i believe they are from PMC they fit my phenom there is no question im just unaware of the degrees of them

They are PMC made ones, correct. If im not mistaken they only made them in 10 and 5 degree

 

[ShialaBEEF]

If your caster blocks do not match your spindles, then you'll end up with funky king pin inclination. It will work but when the front tires are loaded, particularly the right front, KPI becomes important.

 

[XXX#40]

If your caster blocks do not match your spindles, then you'll end up with funky king pin inclination. It will work but when the front tires are loaded, particularly the right front, KPI becomes important.

Easy to spot a 10* spindle vs a 15*
You put a 15* on a 10* L block you won't ever get the camber you are needing.

 

[Clone228]

i got in touch the the folks at PMC and they verified them as 10 degree for both thanks y'all!