Any experience using or installing a wilkinson tremelo on a strat?

[SoulFetish]

As I start to build the perfect strat in my mind, I've realized that nobody offers the compound radius I want and until I find out how to get it, I'm considering my options for what I want to do for the bridge.
The Gotoh Wilkinson bridge looks nice, and I looking for some opinions on it. It's probably down to that or the modern strat tremelo.
One question I have is; Is it easy to retrofit, or reasonable to retrofit it onto a strat routed for a vintage tremelo?

[Helmholtz]

What exact vibrato model?

[SoulFetish]

What exact vibrato model?

sorry, the VS100N.

[Helmholtz]

I have one of those in my drawers, but never used it. Didn't like the narrow string spacing and found that I like the feel and sound of vintage vibratos best.

So sorry, no real experience.

[SoulFetish]

Didn't like the narrow string spacing and found that I like the feel and sound of vintage vibratos best.

It is a bit narrower, and I wonder about the feel and comfort. Even though I do like a narrow width at the nut because I think it plays faster and is more efficient for picking.
I'm hesitant to commit to something before playing it. I learned my lesson in the past when I ordered a custom neck from warmoth with a "V" profile, thinking I would like it.... I did not. It was terrible, and I couldn't get rid of it fast enough.

[Bloomfield]

It doesn't look like any routing would be required, but you would have to drill two large holes for the pivot post bushings. A more vintagey 6-screw mount would certainly be easier to install but plugging some screw holes and drilling new ones shouldn't be too much trouble. The spacing is quite narrow on that; it shows the saddles as only 10mm wide, but maybe they don't sit tight together. 10.8mm is a more typical spacing I think.

[mozz]

54mm so it is 10.8

[SoulFetish]

The Neck, strings(standard 10's), frets, and bridge are draw to scale at 25%.
I'm still looking for a more precise technical drawing of the body, pickups, and pickguard, but it's good enough to get a sense how the strings are separated, along with how the saddles and bridge sit in the guitar.