YZ2 Droop & Limiters

[Fozzy1989]

Hi guys

I'm just rebuilding my YZ2 for the weekend and have come to my shocks. Droop and limiters are never really something I have played about with before. What's everyone running? In the manual its 20mm shock length front with 2 limiters and 27mm back with 2 limiters. Are people changing the length depending on limiters?

Thanks in advance
Chris

[Paultje040]

I run 5.5 mm of droop limiters in the rear shocks. Standard on the front.

I didn't like the big difference in droop between the front and rear.
I really like how it drives with less droop on the rear.

But as always, try for your self. That is the only way to find out if you like it.

[Allan1875]

We have been using 0mm front and 1mm rear so far.

[skyaflake]

For more rotation, use LESS droop, thus more limiters, on the rear. Makes the car faster in corners. If you drive on a very bumpy track, stick to the droop

[Allan1875]

Originally Posted by skyaflake

For more rotation, use LESS droop, thus more limiters, on the rear. Makes the car faster in corners. If you drive on a very bumpy track, stick to the droop

And it rotates more than enough with 1mm limiter in the rear over here on bumpy astro.

[Fozzy1989]

Cheers guys, makes sense