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Just an update on this. You should not make all the adjustment with one section. The pictures shown in the DIY show all of the adjustment being made in the

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Just an update on this. You should not make all the adjustment with one section. The pictures shown in the DIY show all of the adjustment being made in the larger threaded section. This section should not be extended out more than 3/4". As pictured it is beyond the limit stated by SPL.

HERE is a link to the directions from SPL.
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