Any tips for setting ride height?

Originally Posted by littlejuanito Get the car corner balanced. Heights on all four corner will probably be different but will ride much better. A corner balance would be the best

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Any tips for setting ride height?

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Originally Posted by littlejuanito

Get the car corner balanced. Heights on all four corner will probably be different but will ride much better.

A corner balance would be the best bet. Each corner of the car has different weight on it. So each corner will have a different setting. Doing it yourself. A full tank of gas and patience. An adjustment one one corner will effect the opposite corner.

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