Raise the rear!!
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From: Allentown Pa
Raise the rear!!
Hello,
1992 auto 92000 miles regular coupe. I am interested in raising the rear of my car but only an inch or 2. I have read up on lowering the car with lowering bolts, but conversely, can you raise the back of the car in a similar way? What are the best options to do this?
Thank you in advance,
Kevin
1992 auto 92000 miles regular coupe. I am interested in raising the rear of my car but only an inch or 2. I have read up on lowering the car with lowering bolts, but conversely, can you raise the back of the car in a similar way? What are the best options to do this?
Thank you in advance,
Kevin
Last edited by Bugly87; Sep 23, 2025 at 06:08 PM.
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From: Timra, Sweden
Short answer: Yes.
I found this picture with google.
The chassie is lifted by the composite spring and it is hanging in one bolt at each end.
A shorter bolt lift the spring and chassie.
A longer bolt lowers.
You can more or less use any bolt of the correct diameter, but you need to drill a hole to secure the nut with a cotter pin.
I found this picture with google.
The chassie is lifted by the composite spring and it is hanging in one bolt at each end.
A shorter bolt lift the spring and chassie.
A longer bolt lowers.
You can more or less use any bolt of the correct diameter, but you need to drill a hole to secure the nut with a cotter pin.
Last edited by JoBy; Sep 28, 2025 at 07:14 PM.
Thread Starter
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Joined: Aug 2011
Posts: 504
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From: Allentown Pa
Short answer: Yes.
I found this picturewith google.
The chassie is lifted by the composite spring and it is hanging in one bole at each end.
A shorter bolt lift the spring and chassie.
A longer bolt lowers.
Cot can more or less use any bolt of the correct diameter, but you need to drill a hole to secure the not with a cotter pin.
I found this picturewith google.
The chassie is lifted by the composite spring and it is hanging in one bole at each end.
A shorter bolt lift the spring and chassie.
A longer bolt lowers.
Cot can more or less use any bolt of the correct diameter, but you need to drill a hole to secure the not with a cotter pin.
