Reply to "Center to Center Measurement for Coil-over Shocks"

Thank you very much Joules for the information, it is very much appreciated.

I am trying to achieve the same stance for the car as Jim Demick’s 1971(attached). My concern is that I’m running 245’s in the front and 335’s in the back on 17” wheels. Will I be able to set the car at a lower ride height with my current tire configuration without having issues with the wheel wells?

Also could I please have your dimensional drawing for the step bushing in case I need it?

Thank you again very much,

Jeff

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