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

Thank you Liv1s and David.

I’m running 245/40/17 in the front. Another Pantera owner that I’ve been talking to (1971Pantera), is running 235/40/17 on the front of his car. His car has been lowered by about 2 inches and he’s running QA one shock absorbers. my concern was that the 245’s might be slightly too wide for the front if I were to lower the car some. I guess since the QA1’s that I’m going to order are going to be adjustable, if I do experience rubbing, I can always elevate in 1/2 inch increments until the problem is resolved.

Thank you everyone for providing information. Since I’m a first time owner, any information is going to be nothing but helpful no matter what the perspective.

many thanks,

Jeff.

4/9/2412:57 PM

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