Some guys can setup their cars with static droop numbers and leave them alone until the tires wear out. The ride ht. drops during this time of course, and droop increases a bit, but not enough to upset the handling of the car.

I'm working on setting my car up as above, but usually in the past, I've readjusted the droop almost everytime I drive the car. I do it sort of by feel, and just make sure the car is not tweaked as a result of my adjustments. (I just lift each end of the chassis in the center with an X-acto knife blade and make sure the arms drop evenly, front and rear.) I can feel the amount of arm drop by holding down the tires on the table with my fingers/hand and lifting the center of the chassis with my thumb.

Like I say, I wish I had a more scientific way of doing it, but it's the way I've kind of got used to doing it (maybe out of laziness). If anyone else has suggestions...school me please! :D

when I adjust droop, I do it by same number of turn left to right. A Hudy wrench will let you have accurated "turn mark" (according to the flat spot on the handle) for 1/2 turn and 1 turn.

I have another wrench that allows me to do a 1/6 turn mark.

Same here. We true our tyres down between 58-60mm (58mm when major event is on, 60mm when its just a club day). I will only ever adjust my droop maximum 1mm using the hudy wrenchs (along with the hudy droop guages just to make sure its even).

Moon - I got my 235 Rody, I will post pics of my car soon, I think it now has more hop-ups than yours :p

That's true, I sit there and count turns also...:lol:

damn, more and more people compete with me on the "HOP UP MANIAC" title !! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

I have a Rody 5 ports here and waiting to be put on my car soon ! :D :D

dont only count turns ! you need to be conscious on the direction of your turn too ! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Everyone wants your title man! :sweat:

:cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:

:nod:

Yeah sometimes that gets hard too, after a few beers! :lol:

I still haven't installed my 4mm Chassis yet, But I was comparing the stock chassis to the 4mm chassis, and noticed there was an extra screw slot near the brake - what is this for? The original chassis doesn't not have this (see pic)

Hicks and Joey: WUUUZZZZZZ UUUUUPPPPP !!!! Where's brotha Swauger and pimp daddy Robbie Collins ??

I thought it was for the MTX2 plastic brake pad stopper but tried and it wont fit. So I think it is just for weight saving ! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Weird hey? It doesn't look like its been drilled out for weight saving, its identical to the other screw holes on the chassis.

Maybe something new is coming?