It's a +8mm chassis. I still have my droop adjustments.
The brace between the FRP and dimec chassis at the front is surprisingly sturdy. Before I installed the top deck I have the joint a good torque to try and deflect it and it was very stable. I'm not worried about it at all. As for the triangle, that's what I originally had, but after working with the FRP for a while, I've realized how sturdy that stuff is. I think a triangle would have been overkill. It'll break where the holes are drilled before it breaks anywhere else and that's just in an area where extra material really can't be added.
I may have time to run it today, but that depends on how smooth a job I have this morning goes.
I still have FRP left. Not enough for another chassis, but enough to want to do something else...
