Reply to "Spring height for a Group IV wide body"

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I also happen to have an old set of Koni's with stock springs mounted on them. The spring measures 11.0" mounted on the shock but not compressed on the car. The spacers are not on the shock. My car rode probably another 1.5" higher with the stock springs and non-adjustable Koni's. The original race GP IVs used a much taller race tire. The 345 has a much lower overall height. The point being if you want the tire to be at or beneath the flare's edge, it takes either a tall tire or a very lowered car.

10/25/2112:11 PM

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