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ah, you may be right - either way rim is naturally dished to the NDS - could well be because NDS are too short rather than DS too long
is is purely a question of adjustment space on the spoke threads? what about relative tension between DS and NDS? -
you may run out of adjustment space on the spoke threads
Trigonometry says you get a lot of dish for a little change in effective spoke length, so this is unlikely unless you're already very close to the limit
carson
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@Bearlegged
I don't understand why if you calculated spoke length based on flip-flop, your DS spokes are too long. If anything, I'd expect your NDS spokes to be too short.
No harm in trying to re-dish the wheel, but you may run out of adjustment space on the spoke threads.