Shimano 100Q AX BIO GRIP spinning reel anti reverse ratchet RD-1887 needed

[philaroman]

way too much $$$...  don't rush -- you'll eventually find something like that <$20

found smallest Shimano ratchet $3+3:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/352236678676?hash=item5202f12e14:g:KfwAAOSwRbtaOWal
fair price, but don't get that yet, either -- those "7 available" not goin' anywhere
I actually have one & forgot about it, because it goes INSIDE tiny 500-size gearbox w/ vertical pawl
so it might actually be too small in OD and/or too-small/too-many teeth
if it seems promising -- have many possible upgrade parts/ideas

note those matching lugs on rotor & cam are not same size, so you can only put the rotor on one way
that's strictly for self-centering -- otherwise, it's 50/50 that you reassemble w/ trigger centering on the bottom
if you're converting to multi-point A/R, the rotor can go on either way & flat-to-flat connection is fine

[LSE]

Sorry for the delay in responding, I had a chance to go fishing and jumped on it.  I did measure my Shimano 100Q AX BIO GRIP reel and found I can use an A/R ratchet gear that has a maximum OD of .575", this size will still clear the A/R locking pawl when it is rotated to the unlocked position by the A/R cam. Can you check your stock for something that might work?

You are kind of losing me with referencing self-centering... Thanks for the input and ideas. 

My 2 favorite reels are my Shakespeare 2052 and South Bend Classic 930 (older all metal reel), they both seem to load the fishing line evenly back onto the spool. I noticed my Garcia GK200 and Daiwa GC80 sometimes load the fishing line more towards the front of the spool and when I let an inexperienced friend use these reels a tangled mess has resulted. It seems the in and out oscillating of the main shaft doesn't match up with the spool width where the line loads.

[Gfish]

On some reels(not familiar with those-2) you can remove or add a shim or 2, underneath the spool, to get better line lay.