You do have the bits. You simply flip the hinge pin braces over. Gives 4 options:

Front hole up Rear hole down = 2°
Front hole Down rear hole Up = -1° (Pro-Squat)
Front hole Up rear hole Up = 0°
Front hole down rear hole down = 1°

I did draw the hinge pin braces with a number of notches on them to reduce the confusion a bit, but somewhere along the way over to Fibre-lyte, they got lost :)

The notches are on there ;) just on the bottom of the hinge pin instead of the top.

They're a little hard to see, but they are there. :cool:

G

You could of told me :rolleyes: :D

I probably should have worked that out though TBH, it's not exactly rocket science is it:p

are the blocks pretty bulky? i cant remember them when i had a nosey at the car on the weekend.

Yep :cool:

G

It's in the Google Design/Evolution Document, too.

Hey Jonathan, things like these are why we need a proper manual for the S2 ;)

any pics available?

I tried to get a pic of one today but they're so damn fast!!

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1334/...a36a62a4_o.jpg

haha, looks familiar!

'nother pic of Rother's S2 at Southport yesterday, and thats all ya gettin!!!

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1121/...4549077a_o.jpg

Great photos Craig :p

any nude pics? ;)

Stay tuned after oswestry national.. it'l be worth the wait.

got some neckid picks but I dont think i'm allowed to get em out in public :D

I should have come look at your flash setup mate, looks good! I don't know how practical it would be at a race meeting, but for some of the review stuff I could really do with some off-camera flash to make things exciting.

What flash sync can you get with that setup and how much was the wireless stuff?

Nah i dont think it would be that practical for in race stuff as you'll get to many people moaning :p Though over time people might get used to it like at MTB and BMX events

Setup wise it was just one canon speedlite with a bowens radio trigger. I did have a second but the bats in the trigger were dead. Think I managed to get the three units for £270 as i bought a studio kit at the same time. I could do with some more powerfull lights as on bright sunny days the flash to ambient ratio is a bit low, but finding good value battery powered units is proving difficult.

Flash sync wise it should be the same as your camera, so for me its 1/250th but i'm pretty sure i was getting syncs at 1/400th which was a bit odd. But i have used em in the studio with a sync speed of 1/1000th on a mamiya, thats because of the leaf shutter in the lense

http://www.rc-offroad.be/pictures/20...bvcoop_060.jpg
http://www.rc-offroad.be/pictures/20...bvcoop_110.jpg

Wow, I should check my ride height :o

you made the track smooth for Flipside so he could take the win... 8)