Nate, at this point all I can see you being able to do is run the teflon into the strut...unless you want to add more brass and it is not worth that.
The issue you may have is the strut bushing. Does your prop shaft fit the strut now without anything else in it? If so then run the teflon on into the nose but make sure the shaft in the strut does not rub or push on the teflon. Most of us ran this way some time again. I actually cut the brass off a good inch or so before the strut nose and it would make adjustment of the strut very easy with open teflon to the nose.
If you need a bushing for the strut...if it does not fit the stub now it can be made easily from 1/4" on down to 7/32 brass to fit the 3/16" prop shaft. Put a 5/16" ring on the outter edge so the bushing does not slide in to the strut.
If you need one I can make one for you as well.
Yell if you need help but you are close! Great build!
The issue you may have is the strut bushing. Does your prop shaft fit the strut now without anything else in it? If so then run the teflon on into the nose but make sure the shaft in the strut does not rub or push on the teflon. Most of us ran this way some time again. I actually cut the brass off a good inch or so before the strut nose and it would make adjustment of the strut very easy with open teflon to the nose.
If you need a bushing for the strut...if it does not fit the stub now it can be made easily from 1/4" on down to 7/32 brass to fit the 3/16" prop shaft. Put a 5/16" ring on the outter edge so the bushing does not slide in to the strut.
If you need one I can make one for you as well.
Yell if you need help but you are close! Great build!
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