Reply to "Installing shocks - anything to look out for?"

jtpantera - can you please elaborate on your statement above:

"complicating the visual, is many Pantera passenger side fenders are ~ 3/8” higher above the tire verses the driver’s side."

My early '72 has this issue - the passenger side ride height - front and back are approx 3/4" higher (measured from ground to body flange). I do not see anything obvious that is causing this based on some initial looks.

Any reason for this (I was going to do a separate post - but saw your response)?

1/9/226:09 PM

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