Ride hight

Donny DotsonMember

I just installed my new adjustable shocks from Wilkinson. I barley have any preload on the springs and they seem to be stiff as a board to the touch just like my stock shocks. During the R&R took care of my squeaky bushings. I'm measuring the ride height as seen in the pics. The front is at 25" and the rear is 28 and some change. I would think it would look a bit stink buggish but it doesn't. I'm running 235/40-17 and 315/35-17 tires. My toe is way off, how could this be when I didn't monkey with it? I bought one of those 15 dollar camber tools to get the camber in the ball park for the 5 mile trip to the lineament shop, so guess it matters not. Any who, anyone care to put their 2 cents in on the ride height??

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