Reply to "Front ride height Adjusting ?"

Gordon NicholsMassachusetts 1993 CMC Supporting Member

Jerry:

Make sure that if you're using an allen wrench to leverage the adjusting bolt up or down, that you get another nut to spin onto the allen bolt to hold it together at the top (where the allen wrench fits in). If you don't, there's a chance of applying enough torque to the allen bolt to distort or break the end - not good. (ask me how I know this....)

Spinning another nut onto the top end of that bolt will hold everything together while you "lever" it to the position you want with the allen wrench.

7/21/057:56 PM

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