Ride Height/Suspension Adj.

Abiagi

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Ride Height/Suspension Adj.

08-14-2003, 08:57 AM

Was wondering if anybody could give me some tips on adjusting the ride height.Like dropping the front a few mm or any other examples.I was also considering raising the rear end a bit because I would like to quicken turn in speed.
I have heard of people using aftermarket subframes to jack the rear end up a bit as well.has anyone ever tried this or heard of this before.I would like to broaden the "GAP". Any pics of a TLS with a nice "GAP" would be nice.

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08-14-2003, 10:07 AM

i just got done trying to set my sag on the front. I need my preload backed out all the way. I was riding with 5 lines showing before. Big difference. I dropped the front 5 mm little quicker turn in. Are you running a 180 rear? That helps a ton. Also if you have the stock steering dampner(i do) change the oil in it or drill the washer inside. That helps also. Makes the steering "alittle lively"
Still working on a good set up. But as you know what's good for me may suck for you. Vee two I think still makes a ride height adjuster for like $100. Good Luck.

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