Reply to "Measuring Chassis Height & Shock Adjustment"

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Thanks Peter, George and John...

That's pretty much what I did George. I got the rear level using the lower control arms as my ground up measuring reference and kept it just high enough to clear the fenders at the top of the fender wells tire wise.The rears actually tunk under just a little. Height looks good there.

Going to check where the the bottom of the door sills in the morning and see how level they are. From there I am going to lower the front end the 1/2" rake. Eye balling it, I think I'm pretty close.

Monday It's going to my alignment shop for the 4 wheel alignment and balancing of all 4 corners.

Thanks guys. Will post a picture after it's done on Monday.

11/25/068:05 PM

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