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11-01-2010
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Front/Rear shock droop
What kind of measurements are the top guys getting on the shocks on a B44 from the bottom of the shock body to the ball stud that attaches it to the wishbone? Just trying to work out what droop is achieved without the driveshafts popping out
J 
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12-01-2010
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Anyone out there?
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12-01-2010
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what the manual says works for me. they never pop out.
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12-01-2010
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Jamie, can't really give you an answer on exact on length as it really depends on the track you're running on. It's not always the best thing to have mega droop.
For the Petit this weekend, I'm starting off with 2 standard AE shims (0.030" each) front and rear. Then depending on track layout/jumps etc I'll adjust as required. Which track are you trying to get set-up for?
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12-01-2010
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Thanks Phil,
At the moment I have 3 0.30 standard spacers in the front and none on rear but this is because I am running the losi shock shafts rather than the associated as these tend to snap Think it work out about 21mm from ballend to bottom of shock body Also welcome aboard good to have you and your expertise
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