Reply to "Measuring Chassis Height & Shock Adjustment"

accobraMember

Yea ,,, I dont think its rocket science ... and I dont think any one car reacts the same way. I do feel the Pantera has a lot of room for adjustment.. The shocks assemblys you can buy adjustable. The ride height is adjsutable ... spring rates you can get advise from a vendor ... the suspension with a little welding experience can be altered to have adjustments.

Then its a matter of trial and error.

One thing I learned is HARD adjustments on shocks almost sent me into the guard rail at about 140mph a few times... not a good place to start on the hardest settings .. LOL SOFT is a good place to start and guarrenteed you'll end up back there .. the problem is a lot of people start there because of tire clearence issues .. it prevents rubbing.

Ron

11/28/062:41 PM

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