I am working on a rear drop bracket for my speedster and I need to know the outside diameter of the rear spring mount (the one at the end of the axle).  I want to be sure that the bracket will clear the spring when the suspension flexes.  I don’t have one of the original mounts here to measure.  
Could someone measure an original bracket for me?
			
			
									
									
						Need a measurement for the rear spring mount
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				Reno Speedster
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Re: Need a measurement for the rear spring mount
I don't understand what to measure and on what year rear axle. Do mean the perch?
			
							
			
									
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				Reno Speedster
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Re: Need a measurement for the rear spring mount
Apologies if I used the incorrect terminology.  I am looking for the outside diameter of this part, where the shackle bolt bushing passes through.  Based on the shackle and the spring, the part is 2” wide.