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How can I tell if my front end has been lowered?
Or maybe the rear end raised thereby giving the appearance that the front end is lowered?
I have a 1973 convertible that appears low in the front to me. The tires actually tuck up inside the wheel wells in the front.
Tires are 225/70X15 all around. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
I think we have the same issue. I put an F41 suspension on mine and it looks about the same as yours.I put longer bolts in the rear spring to make it level. Thanks to another poster I am under the impression that the front wheel opening lip should be about 26.5 inches from the ground. yours looks about like mine did before I put the longer springs in in the back. do your tires rub when you make a tight turn?
your front definatley looks lower then stock. did past owner change or cut the front coils? he may have installed 550 springs which do lower the front.
The car came with a Bloomington Survivor from 2002.
I was told nothing has been changed.
Ok…. maybe, maybe not.
Measurements at the wheel wells are LF 26”, RF 26 ½”, LR 28 ¼”, and RR 29”.
Does that seem about normal?
I am not getting any wheel rub that I am aware of; it just looks lower than most I have seen.
The car came with a Bloomington Survivor from 2002.
I was told nothing has been changed.
Ok…. maybe, maybe not.
Measurements at the wheel wells are LF 26”, RF 26 ½”, LR 28 ¼”, and RR 29”.
Does that seem about normal?
I am not getting any wheel rub that I am aware of; it just looks lower than most I have seen.
I cut half coil off my stock FE7 front springs and have 26.5" at wheel wells on the 78...245-60-15's all around...
Last edited by rihwoods; Mar 20, 2006 at 09:05 PM.