Setting up the front end of my RevoSlot Porsche and I find another small problem - How low can I go?

This is the next stage of building my RevoSlot Porsche. Generally slot cars handle better if you can get them really low, but RevoSlot have not made this easy. I attempt to get the front as low to the track as possible to keep the weight as close to the track as possible.
I encounter another small problem but it is easily solved as I have stock.
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[@mannicshaving]

Great videos, really like these in depth tech videos

[@CleaveTech]

Thank you 🙏

[@elsdp-4560]

Thank you for sharing. Valuable information you are sharing, do appreciate that. Thanks, Gary

[@CleaveTech]

Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoy watching 👍🏻

[@7732147]

Really enjoying these videos. In fact I'm asking Santa for a Porsche for Christmas!

[@CleaveTech]

Thank you Ian. Checkout the Pendle Slot Racing store for all the parts 👍🏻

[@modelracecar]

Excellent infos, although I didn't go as far as feeler gauges I did true the front right down just like you did.

[@CleaveTech]

Thank you. I just used the feeler gauges so that I knew what the clearance was for future reference 😁

[@slotcarfun7058]

Tolles Video 👍

[@CleaveTech]

Thank you 🙏

[@slotcarfun7058]

@@CleaveTech sehr gerne , hab schon viele Videos angeschaut von dir, ein Perfektionist 👍👍

[@turbod150]

It would be good if they made shims to go under the axle blocks

[@CleaveTech]

Maybe the other models of RevoSlot car have different height pillow blocks?