Reply to "Ride Height"

Inter911

Jack it would appear that your car is lower in the front, relative to the rear, than the others who have posted. Most of them seem to have a 2 - 3 inch difference between front and rear with the front being higher. So with your car reading the same, you must have the front about 2-3 inches lower, relative to the rear, than the rest of the owners.

I had mine set up similar to yours but raised the front up about an inch. It just looked too much like those muscle cars with the rear end jacked up. Actually, I think the tubs look more aggressive with the front up a bit and squatting in the rear.

9/6/0211:21 AM

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