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Old 01-10-2008, 05:39 PM   #2 (permalink)
Jim_D
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Re: Help! Coil over adjustment height

I have my Donahoe coil-overs adjusted so that the front end sits about 1" lower than the rear (measuring from the ground to the bottom of each wheel well. This seems to work very well for me. I initially had the front adjusted higher (so that it was close to level with the rear), but the Donahoe guys indicated the coil-overs would work much better if they weren't cranked all the way up, so I followed their advice.

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