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JSimons 10-30-2019 07:04 PM

Setting Droop on a 8th GT
 
Hi All

Can you please clarify where you set your droop from, is it under the arm or the hub??

Currently I am lifting the rear inside wheel on medium to fast corners and am thinking I have a bit too much droop in the rear>>>>

Also in GT I run a harder sway bar in the rear to the front, will this have an effect??

Running an Xray GTX8 with 8mm droop in rear currently

Your opinions please

Thanks Jeremy

cansoykal 10-30-2019 10:52 PM

We usually measure at the bottom of the hexes. Just place the chassis with tires removed on the setup board, then measure the distance between the flat end of the hex and setup board. You can 3d print blocks for 24/25/26/27mm and set the droop accordingly :nod:

JSimons 10-31-2019 02:47 PM

Droop setting
 
Thanks for the information, can you clarify your comment with respect to 3d blocks for 24,25,26mm...........(what are you referring to here?)

Thanks Jeremy

cansoykal 11-03-2019 09:49 PM

I'm talking about custom 3d printed blocks that has a flat spot for the hexes of the car to be placed on. Here's one I've drawn (took me 5 minutes) and printed for example:

https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...6806445394.jpg

The idea is that you have couple different ones (24 25 26 27 28mm) and you place these under the hexes when the chassis is laying on the setup board for quick droop adjustment.

Roelof 11-03-2019 10:53 PM

If you want to copy a setup then it is wise to find out how it is measured, If you just want to not setup changes to your self, who cares where you measure it! And if you publish setup sheets just give a note where you did measure it.

cansoykal 11-03-2019 11:10 PM

I was wondering if you were going to write something to this topic as well. You don't disappoint...

lerong33 11-19-2019 10:49 AM

Good info
 
Thanks for the info


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