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Front Suspension Bushing Orientation

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Old 09-22-2024, 06:32 PM
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My car sits a goodly amount higher if just plopped down from a jack versus having rolled to a stop.

Looks pretty dang high to me.
 
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Thanks. Guess I won’t tighten them up until I’ve driven it around the block. Might need the spring to seat or something silly. I once rebuilt an MG suspension. It looked ridiculously high. Drove across one pothole in the driveway and Boiiiiiinnngg it was good.
 
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I guess this is the only photo I have of my car side-on with the 20-spokes on. The lower door shutline intersects just above the axle centerline. The rear is too low here, IMO, as there's a slight negative rake. I've since added 6mm* packers, new foam donuts, and lower spring isolators, bringing the rear up about an inch.

* The car came with a 6mm packer in each upper rear spring pan. Each side now has two.
 

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There was reference line dimensions information in a doc I ran across some years back

This was in body working section and frame trueing up

Looking

This would be dependent on factory tire size and factory springs
 

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See section A4 beginning on page 24 of the upcoming document below
 
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Nothing in suspension section 11 starting on page 10
 
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Thank you for looking for ride height info!

Progress slowed slightly today when I found standard size fitting on driver side brake pipe and metric on the other! Fedhill.com to rescue again, it should all be M-10 1.0 all around. They’d just smashed it down on a metric hose. Jam nut was standard too…. And pretty well jammed… just on drivers side. Weird.
 
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