What I'm saying is you don't have to have an 1 3/4 between your wheels by our rules you can have both wheels touch the center rail if you so desire meaning the distance between your wheels can be as little as 1 5/8" . You can cut 1/16" off the DFW side of the body allowing the DFW to be pushed in closer to reduce the chance of the rear wheel touching the center rail. With a standard 1 3/4 width you would not be able to do this and I am sure you would not want to cut your body down to 1 5/8" and have to set your wheel spacing at 1/16" gap for each wheel. Know what i mean? Ther is a slight differance in the rules that is all I am trying to point out, so that you don't get disqualified.