Reply to "Ride Height"

Hoss

This is a topic which always facinates me. I took readings this morning after re-reading this thread and came up with 24 5/8" front and 21 7/8" rear. I run the same pressures as George and Jim, but "standard" sized tires and no suspension mods on a swing axle chassis. Not exactly a high boy, I hope, but higher than most here present, I assume. I don't have any strong desire to change anything in this regard, as it looks fine to me. I would dread entering my driveway, the current one not pictured in the files section, if I was too low. My friend with the 356 SC did get up with no problem with his rather low hanging Borla muffler, so it might be an irrational fear. Handling seems good as is.....maybe my imagination.....Jim take note.
John H.
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8/29/0211:52 AM

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