Reply to "STANCE *** how does Your Pantera stand?"

Dan A.Member

OK..... the "sill" is the "rocker" panel and follows the assembly weld or the "pinch weld" you mention. The pinch weld runs parallel to the flat surface on the "sill/rocker"bottom and an easy place to put a digital ° gauge. Actually, I don't really care if it is exact or not and was just checking out of interest to see how much nose down my car has. My "floor" is my 4 point lift with the thing fairly level at least by checking with a long bubble gauge. The nose down attitude is due (on my car at least) to the difference in diameter of the "huge" rear tires and smaller front tires. I have no idea if the pinch weld is parallel to the roll center line. I was only concerned visually in relation to the ground.

1/23/242:00 PM

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