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How far out from the trailer did you install your guides? Seems it has to go past the fenders ?
If you boat in current or stiff wind then yes these are a great add-on for your trailer. They help keep the stern from swinging out and keep your boat over the bunks. I boat solo a lot on a river and these are great to have. They have easily paid for themselves over the seasons. $99 is a drop in the bucket for a boat or trailer mod that does such a simple yet effective job.
Looking from all angles, It seems that the rub rail hangs slightly over the fender. Hard to eye ball it. Wish there was a set measurement I can measure out. I have them at about 14 inches from the frame which is 2" further out than the fenders farthest point. Still seems kinda short as these hulls are damn tricky.
105/106? Is that inches? Sorry not understanding that.
A tape measure.
Joking aside...... measure 53" from the center line to each side of the trailer.