Will a OFR fit in a Fender strat?

[leftyflip10]

so i recently obtained a Fender strat for free and i have an OFR laying around and was wondering if it will fit?? i thought all you had to do was drill post holes but im not sure.

[Jesse]

If you are going to top mount, it might be possible with minimal modification. You're gonna have an Iron Maiden Strat! Aweeeessoooommmeee

[Altec]

If you are going to top mount, it might be possible with minimal modification. You're gonna have an Iron Maiden Strat! Aweeeessoooommmeee

I though the Maiden Strat had a recessed Floyd?

[leftyflip10]

no recess. it looks pretty cool to me,cant wait to get mine done

[Pauly]

Either it'll be a bit of routing for a dive-only flat mount one or a lot of routing for a recessed floating one.

[leftyflip10]

im not reccessing it,floating trems arent my fav,im just gonna have it flat mounted.

[Jesse]

I really only dive bomb anyway, although I do little the twitter sound of a floating trem.

[Pauly]

You can get a Tremol-No and set it to dive-only or hardtail when your'e not using the trem for more sustain + compound bends staying in tune. Great invention those!

[leftyflip10]

how!! those Tremol-No are sweet! iv never seen those. ill definitly look into that!

[Pauly]

The guy who invented them, Kevan posts on SS.org (where I was recruited) and it's been great to watch his product really take off and become popular. They're wonderful bits of kit and well worth having a look at.

I don't use the bars on my Floyds that much (although it is fun) so both my guitars are in hardtail about 80% of the time, and the best thing is it takes about 3 seconds to change it back to full floating. Only negative is they've crept up in price gradually this last 12 months. The videos on YouTube do a better job of explaining how it works than I can.

[leftyflip10]

but what is the differnce between the normal,large and small?

[Pauly]

http://www.tremol-no.com/workswith.asp