How to unlower a 2000?
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Melting Slicks
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From: Henryville IN
How to unlower a 2000?
The 2000 FRC I just bought was lowered and Im not much into that. How do I go about bringing it back up to where it should be? Im also going to take the Penske adjustable shocks off. They are listed on the for sale section.
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Le Mans Master
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From: Farmington CT
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no stops; you will not loosen any of them, count about 8 threads showing the rear or 1 inch of the bolt showing from the top of the nut
on the front, tighten the adjuster so 1.125 inches of the thread are showing
the rear is simple 18/21mm, front often requires jacking the spring to relieve pressure, 10mm 6 POINT ONLY, USE BOX END
on the front, tighten the adjuster so 1.125 inches of the thread are showing
the rear is simple 18/21mm, front often requires jacking the spring to relieve pressure, 10mm 6 POINT ONLY, USE BOX END
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here's a pic of the front, the bottom of the rubber pad rests on the top of the control arm
the rear utilizes a different setup, the spring is on the bottom of the control arm opposed to the top like the front
the rear utilizes a different setup, the spring is on the bottom of the control arm opposed to the top like the front