Spring isolator to lower rear?
04-04-2017, 08:23 PM
#21
No problem, I have 315's in the rear.
I actually have not uncovered the car and stood back to look at it yet. Hopefully warm months are not far away and I can pull it out of storage. I'm going to guess another 1/4" would have been ideal but anything is better than the 4x4 look I had.
I actually have not uncovered the car and stood back to look at it yet. Hopefully warm months are not far away and I can pull it out of storage. I'm going to guess another 1/4" would have been ideal but anything is better than the 4x4 look I had.
I've been driving with the windows down until about last week. Mid 80s and high humidity mean A/C has to be on all the time now.
But I may grab these. My fronts are tucked about right even without the Konis on their lower perch setting. But the rears sit up a little higher. I think lowering down another half inch or so would make it sit just right.
I wonder, would that affect my pinion angle?
04-04-2017, 09:54 PM
#22
Man. It was 85 today.
I've been driving with the windows down until about last week. Mid 80s and high humidity mean A/C has to be on all the time now.
But I may grab these. My fronts are tucked about right even without the Konis on their lower perch setting. But the rears sit up a little higher. I think lowering down another half inch or so would make it sit just right.
I wonder, would that affect my pinion angle?
I've been driving with the windows down until about last week. Mid 80s and high humidity mean A/C has to be on all the time now.
But I may grab these. My fronts are tucked about right even without the Konis on their lower perch setting. But the rears sit up a little higher. I think lowering down another half inch or so would make it sit just right.
I wonder, would that affect my pinion angle?
