droop

reg · #1 06-01-2010

Hi,when i run the rear hubs with the 3mm washer to the front,it makes the camber arms further back,this makes them rub more on the wheel as they arent in the middle of it,the only way i can get the wheels to turn when off the ground is to have the droop screws screwed all the way in,this gives almost no droop,the set up is Nathens from TD and its the westbridgford indoor setup,any thoughts
thanks
Mark

Northy · #2 06-01-2010

I currently have my hubs shimmed long wheelbase like you, and the wishbones long wheelbase too and have no issues with rubbing

Would it help if you mounted the ball to the other side of the hub?

Or maybe removing the gold cone washer from under the ball on the hub would be better? I think you'd then need either a shorter screw or to trim down the existing one.

G

reg · #3 06-01-2010

Quote:

Originally Posted by Northy

I currently have my hubs shimmed long wheelbase like you, and the wishbones long wheelbase too and have no issues with rubbing

Would it help if you mounted the ball to the other side of the hub?

Or maybe removing the gold cone washer from under the ball on the hub would be better? I think you'd then need either a shorter screw or to trim down the existing one.

G

have you got yours on the inside or the outside,mine is on the outside and just wondered what difference it will make to the set up moving it all the way in,

Northy · #4 06-01-2010

Ah, right, we're onto something now. My camber link is on the middle hole of the rear hub and inner lower on the tower.

Try removing the gold cone washer, put it under the screw head so you don't need to shorten the screw.

G