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> Asking Brad for more of his secrets., Ride Height
KenH
post Nov 19 2003, 05:33 PM
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Brad,

Front struts must be stock. Bp class.

Cannot get too low or will not have any shock travel.

How do you determine the ride height??

Position of A-arms?? If so, parallel to ground or at what angle?

Shock travel to stop dimension??

If fender lip - want size tires??

After the front is set do you adjust the rear for level or some amount of forward rake??

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Brad Roberts
post Nov 21 2003, 01:01 AM
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Oh yeah.. I forgot.

20 3/4 on both rears thru the centerline of the wheel from ground to the stock fender lip.

21 7/8 on the right front thru the centerline of the wheel from ground to the stock fender lip

21 3/4 on the left front thru the centerline of the wheel from ground to the stock fender lip

This will put the cornerweights very very close for you. I weigh 200lbs.. so it will be a tad different for you.

All this is with 3/4 take of gas and the driver in the seat with 205/50/15 Hoosier road race tires.


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