Setup & Tuning
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More Droop
Less Droop
Better handling on bumpy tracks
Consistent traction
Land better after jumps
Change direction and cornering
faster
Good for smooth surfaces
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Ride Height
Ride height describes the distance of the car from the bottom of the chassis to the ground. To
setup the ride height, you will need to have the car fully equipped. Always check the ride height
after finishing all other adjustments. We suggest you to use ride height gauge to measure the
distance.
One a low-bite track you can increase the traction by raising the ride height. Normally, the higher
the ride height, the more grip you are going to have. Less ride height generally means less grip
because you have less weight transfer. When adjusting ride height, don't raise the height so much
that the car no longer has any droop (please find the next section).
Basic Setup: Front 27mm Rear 29mm
