Detail 01
2-1/16" string spacing
Measured outer string center to outer string center at the bridge. The narrower of the two common Strat specs.

Independent shopping perspective
A Graph Tech upgrade kit cut for Strat-style bridges on 2-1/16" string spacing. For players redoing a vintage-spec Strat's contact points in one go.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Measured outer string center to outer string center at the bridge. The narrower of the two common Strat specs.
Detail 02
Sets how far the height screws start out. Roughly matches stock Strat saddles, so your action stays in range.
Detail 03
Width of each saddle side to side. This is what fixes the string-to-string spacing once six sit in the plate.
Detail 04
Cut for the six-saddle Strat bridge plate. Won't drop into Tele ashtray, Gibson, or import bridges without checking.
Detail 05
Parts arrive matched to one spacing standard, so you aren't mixing spacings across the guitar's contact points.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Measure at the bridge, center of the high E string to center of the low E. Vintage-style Strats are usually 2-1/16"; many modern ones are 2-3/16".
This kit is cut for the Strat six-saddle bridge. Tele bridges use different saddle geometry, so check your bridge type first.
A screwdriver for the saddle and height screws, string winder, and a tuner for resetting intonation afterward. Nothing specialized.
It's a straightforward parts swap if you're comfortable restringing and setting intonation. Otherwise a tech can do it in a short bench visit.
Reference
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