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Melting Slicks
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From: Oxford CT
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Well She is done. The front and rear ! I think the rear may have to go up a little, because its way to much work to bring the front down a little ! I didnt slam it, but I think its better. The old pics dont show the fender gap there was because of my good photography.
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Hey Dan, IMHO, I think you have on of the nicest C4's ive seen. What really impresses me is that you do all your own work
Looks good both ways.
Looks good both ways.
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From: St Marys GA
Looks good! I would definitely raise the rear a little. Put it 1/4" to 1/2" higher than the front, so you have a little bit of rake. Yes, it means more gap in the back, but the relationship between front gap and rear gap is more important.
Drifting
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From: Cincinnati Ohio
That looks GREAT....Rear needs to come up a tad.....Is there any noticible difference in ride quality? What method of lowering did you use. I may have found my winter project!!!! I am impressed with your work...I liked the pics of your paint work. Very nice...
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Melting Slicks
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From: Oxford CT
Thanks guys for all the compliments, and advise. I will bring it up a little, and post some pics in this thread.
what about doing all the work and lowering the front some more ? To low ? To much risk of rubbing ? What you think ? I really dont want to take it all apart again !
what about doing all the work and lowering the front some more ? To low ? To much risk of rubbing ? What you think ? I really dont want to take it all apart again !
Melting Slicks
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From: Warwick RI
Thanks guys for all the compliments, and advise. I will bring it up a little, and post some pics in this thread.
what about doing all the work and lowering the front some more ? To low ? To much risk of rubbing ? What you think ? I really dont want to take it all apart again !
what about doing all the work and lowering the front some more ? To low ? To much risk of rubbing ? What you think ? I really dont want to take it all apart again !
My opinion is that the front is just right
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From: Northern California
It looks a lot better! The front wheel gap looks perfect. Make sure your Vette has a full tank of fuel before you make any adjustments. A full tank of gas will add about 160 lbs. to the rear.
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What did you end up doing in the front? I think it looks much better. I never realized how high mine sat until I saw one lowered.
As for raising the rear... How much fuel was in the car in your pics? If it was a full tank I would say to leave it because it will come up quite a bit when it's empty.
As for raising the rear... How much fuel was in the car in your pics? If it was a full tank I would say to leave it because it will come up quite a bit when it's empty.