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Old 26-12-2011
MrMagoo MrMagoo is offline
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Coming from 8th (where we pretty much all use Chris' method) I notice that 10th guys have a wide variety of ways of measuring it, mostly by placing the car on a ride height block and then using a droop gauge.

If you're copying someone else's setup, best to use whichever method they used. If you just want a record for yourself do whichever you find easiest. Myself, eye to eye on shock with a set of vernier calipers is easiest and most reliable. And yes, it works just fine if you have droop screws to - less droop = shorter shock.

A quick lesson from Adam Drake (who's quite handy!) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H99PKqsUZjA
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