and I have been getting different feedback on rear srpings, shocks etc. . My car is completely stock. I only want to lower it about an 1/2" - 1" all the way around.How do I do this?
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I want to lower my car (the right way - first and I have been getting different feedback on rear srpings, shocks etc. . My car is completely stock. I only want to lower it about an 1/2" - 1" all the way around.
How do I do this?
and I have been getting different feedback on rear srpings, shocks etc. . My car is completely stock. I only want to lower it about an 1/2" - 1" all the way around.How do I do this?
Measure the car first. Find out where it is sitting now.
Measure from the ground straight up thru the centerline of the wheel to the bottom lip of the fenderwell. I'll compare your numbers to mine and we will go from there.
I also need to know what rear shocks you have (dont care about the springs)
B
Measure from the ground straight up thru the centerline of the wheel to the bottom lip of the fenderwell. I'll compare your numbers to mine and we will go from there.
I also need to know what rear shocks you have (dont care about the springs)
B
ok Brad -
look for the post tonight. Im at work right now.
look for the post tonight. Im at work right now.
If reporting height from ground to fender lip Brad will probably also need to know the wheel and tire size. Gonna be a lot of difference in that measurement between a stock "165R15" and the 195/50-15's that might be on it now.
-Ben M.
-Ben M.
Nope. Just need a reference to see what the car is doing now.
Tire size would help, but its not important. I'm not trying to cornerweight the car without scales..LOL
B
Tire size would help, but its not important. I'm not trying to cornerweight the car without scales..LOL
B
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