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Front End Height Adjustment #708185
05/26/10 09:11 AM
05/26/10 09:11 AM
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Is there a figure for raising the Front End , like 1 complete turn of the adjusting bolt = 1/2" (I just threw that figure in) higher or lower? or do you just turn the adjustment bolts and measure the top lip of the fender? thanks.

Re: Front End Height Adjustment [Re: fury4speed] #708186
05/26/10 09:20 AM
05/26/10 09:20 AM
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Measure where it's at now, then give them 1 turn, drive it around the block, measure it again and see where it ends up.

Re: Front End Height Adjustment [Re: buildanother] #708187
05/26/10 12:42 PM
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If your going to change your ride highth your gonna need an alignment check. Everything changes. JMHO.

Re: Front End Height Adjustment [Re: fury4speed] #708188
05/26/10 12:54 PM
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What those other guys said.

Each car differs, depending on model of car, size of engine, diameter and age of T-bars, and the phase of the moon. Even on your individual car, it will not be a linear association of "this many turns equals one inch of height change". Adjust, drive, evaluate, repeat until happy. Then re-align.


Down to just a blue car now.






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