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> Raising spindles on a /4 strut housing, How low should I go ?
Korijo
post Jan 4 2004, 10:44 PM
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I want to raise my spindles, but how much ? Rich was saying 12 - 15 mm. (tho he has never done /4 struts).

Can I adjust the t. bars to RAISE the front if 15 mm turns out to be too low ?
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Jeroen
post Jan 5 2004, 06:00 AM
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QUOTE(Korijo @ Jan 5 2004, 10:15 AM)
I just want to have the steering geometry to be consistant with my different bolt patterns AND wheel sizes.  I have 16 x 7's which are 4 x 100, and 15 x 7's are 4 x 130...

What else can I do ?  Dont REALLY want 5 lug  :unsure:

if you raise the spindles on the strut, you will have to also bend the steering arms/knuckles on the strut to compensate for bumpsteer
if you don't things will be just as bad as just lowering it by the t-bar settings...

not a project for the average DIY-er if you ask me

get the steering rack spacers and forget about it...

cheers,

Jeroen
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