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MilesnMiles
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by MilesnMiles » Fri May 17, 13 6:34 pm
Hi chaps, I reckon my front end is sitting way too high. I fitted mahoosive rear tyres look to see if a 15" rear 14" front would give the desired look, but thefront remains obstinately high.
Sooo, lower front via torsion bars?
Also, reckon rear springs are pretty saggy and wonder if expensive mono springs would provide a better solution.
Opinions welcome
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by MilesnMiles » Fri May 17, 13 6:37 pm
rear side
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John
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by John » Fri May 17, 13 6:44 pm
Stick a big block in it Miles
On a serious note, try lowering it by the bolts on the K frame first as it may have the desired affect asthetically to the rear
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by MilesnMiles » Fri May 17, 13 6:48 pm
Big block
..not replacing new built 340 just yet!
Whats this about lowering K frame bolts John? Never heard of that one before. What craziness is this
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by Carl » Fri May 17, 13 7:08 pm
Mine is down as low as it will go on Torsion bars and looks like this with 15's and 235/60/15 on the front
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by Cannonball » Fri May 17, 13 7:17 pm
turn the torsion bars down 3 turns run the car around to get it to settle re do trackng the back looks perfect to me just fit top quality shockers
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by John » Fri May 17, 13 7:41 pm
Sorry miles, I meant the torsion bars
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by Dart Vader » Fri May 17, 13 9:17 pm
What Duncan said was what I was going to say, honest
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MilesnMiles
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by MilesnMiles » Fri May 17, 13 9:54 pm
Thanks boys, I will do as suggested.
Justin, give me a moment to regroup as I'm wondering which way to go with the wheel/tyre combo
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by charger01 » Fri May 17, 13 10:31 pm
Carl wrote: Mine is down as low as it will go on Torsion bars and looks like this with 15's and 235/60/15 on the front
Drop the front with the torsion bars , jack the car up first
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by mad machs » Fri May 17, 13 11:27 pm
Well, after fitting the tyres for Miles.... all I can add is....
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by Pete » Fri May 17, 13 11:34 pm
Maybe on a fjord, but not on a Mope............
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by MilesnMiles » Sat May 18, 13 6:43 am
Mike I believe i donated my air shox to your Mustang many years ago.
I reckon I need 1970s jack up shackles, that'd sort the beggar
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by Pete » Sat May 18, 13 9:32 am
I have probably got a set somewhere, when I removed them in favour of Superstocks springs and Hangers - the only way to fly....
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by Charger » Sat May 18, 13 11:15 am
front looks way too high
adjust it as per the service manual like this …
http://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforu ... ide-height
setting the correct ‘difference’ between the adjustment blade and the steering knuckle is the way to go as it doesn’t matter what wheels/tyres you’re running
I would do it this way then go up or down from there, whatever is your poison
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