Andre Rousseau wrote: > > Ok anyone out there running these? > Its almost rebuild the chassis time and I'm looking to have some fun. > I have a few questions. I know I can adjust the ride with a screw, but what > about the height? Is that simple to do or do I need to lift the car so there > is no weight on the wheels? > Joe Curry wrote: Unfortunately, the only way I have found to adjust ride height (lower is what I assume you mean), is to either change the pickup points of the A-arms or to install shorter springs. I am using GT6 front springs with 2 coils removed and it rides about right for autocross use. The rear can be lowered by either de-arching the rear spring or by placing a spacer between the spring and its perch on top ot the differential. The shock adjustment will have no affect on ride height. SPAX makes an adjustable perch front shock, but unfortunately, the adjustments are all to raise the height. The lowest adjustment is the same as what is used on the factory shock.
________________________ I put a set of the ride and height adjustable Spax's on my 72 frame along with (beefier than Spit) Herald front springs (ala B.Schwartz) to handle the extra weight of a V6 engine. The bottom of the shocks has a collar that you can adjust up and down by spinning the collar as it rides on a thread at the bottom of the shock. A second threaded ring is used to lock the collar in place. I can't attest to the height as there is no engine/body on the frame just yet. My collar is fully near the bottom to lower as much as possible. I don't know if you could adjust these shocks with them installed. A dangerous job - use the right tools to compress those springs. Rob /// [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list /// Send admin requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED] /// or try http://www.team.net/cgi-bin/majorcool /// Archives at http://www.team.net/archive /// Send list postings to [EMAIL PROTECTED] /// Edit your replies! If they include this trailer, they will NOT be sent.
