※Please note: The leaf spring arm tailpiece cannot be adjusted. You can only use it with the angle it was physically bent to at the time of shipment. If the height doesn't match, the angle of the bridge saddle will be shallow, and in the worst case, you won't be able to play. Chinese parts don't have specifications listed, so you're taking a gamble anyway, but the bend in the leaf spring part is often shallow, resulting in an insufficient angle for the bridge saddle and a lack of tension. I used one as an aftermarket part on a Greco SG from around 1990, and it did become somewhat loose. As shown by the ruler, the ball end will be about 1.3cm from the body top. The bridge saddle height was about 1.6cm, and it was just barely playable. This is a Vibrola-style tailpiece purchased from a no-brand Chinese seller on Amazon. One of the tiny screws that secures the cover is missing. It doesn't affect the securing function. A notable point is that it has been replaced with a spoon handle, like those found on Les Paul Jr. SGs, which I ordered from America. It looks very cool. There is some wear and tear. I applied thread locker because I didn't like the arm loosening. It should come off if you follow the thread locker instructions, but I'm selling it as is. The original handle is also included. Another point to note is that even if you install it for aesthetic purposes, because it's an arm, the pitch of the other strings will drop when you do a choke. I removed it because I didn't like that.