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Bob, doesn't your gamma rod extend a little above your dog bone. I can't explain why, but I find this short length, for the rod above the dog bone, is important to tune with my models too, and sometimes it makes a noticeable difference.

I don't worry about it, because if I think about it, I usually tune it too at the end of the tuning process and I think it makes some difference in the performance, not sure but maybe gain.

DB would be the one to ask about this in modeling.

[QUOTE="Marconi, post: 754283, member: 903"] Bob, doesn't your gamma rod extend a little above your dog bone. I can't explain why, but I find this short length, for the rod above the dog bone, is important to tune with my models too, and sometimes it makes a noticeable difference. I don't worry about it, because if I think about it, I usually tune it too at the end of the tuning process and I think it makes some difference in the performance, not sure but maybe gain. DB would be the one to ask about this in modeling. [/QUOTE]

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