Suspension H-sports - any way to get a hair more drop
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From: Hagersville, Ontario
H-sports - any way to get a hair more drop
I just installed a set of H-Sports. LOVE them. Back sits perfectly. But i have a bit more reverse rake then id like. What I want to know is, is there any way to drop it an additional .25 or .5 inches in the front?
Im going to give it a couple weeks to settle. But if it doesnt come down enough, id like to even things out a bit.
Any suggestions?
Im going to give it a couple weeks to settle. But if it doesnt come down enough, id like to even things out a bit.
Any suggestions?
this is what mine looks like from the side. it's been settled over 2 yrs. 
i think it looks perfect.
http://www.geocities.com/ken350gt/4.15.side2.jpg

i think it looks perfect.
http://www.geocities.com/ken350gt/4.15.side2.jpg
Originally Posted by Bugs
I just installed a set of H-Sports. LOVE them. Back sits perfectly. But i have a bit more reverse rake then id like. What I want to know is, is there any way to drop it an additional .25 or .5 inches in the front?
Im going to give it a couple weeks to settle. But if it doesnt come down enough, id like to even things out a bit.
Any suggestions?
Im going to give it a couple weeks to settle. But if it doesnt come down enough, id like to even things out a bit.
Any suggestions?
That ought to do it (just kidding).
Joined: Jul 2005
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From: Hagersville, Ontario
ahh no chop shop for me. I wanna do it right.
I know with the Vw's there are lowering caps which give you an additional .5" normally. Just looking for something similar
I know with the Vw's there are lowering caps which give you an additional .5" normally. Just looking for something similar
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What kind of measurements do you have? @ the wheel opening?
Also measure from the ground up to the front jack plates and do the same at the rear jack plates.
If your front is a lot higher than the rear, make sure that the front struts are fully seated into the front knuckles.
Do you have front camber adjusting plates installed?
Also measure from the ground up to the front jack plates and do the same at the rear jack plates.
If your front is a lot higher than the rear, make sure that the front struts are fully seated into the front knuckles.
Do you have front camber adjusting plates installed?
Originally Posted by Bugs
I just installed a set of H-Sports. LOVE them. Back sits perfectly. But i have a bit more reverse rake then id like. What I want to know is, is there any way to drop it an additional .25 or .5 inches in the front?
Im going to give it a couple weeks to settle. But if it doesnt come down enough, id like to even things out a bit.
Any suggestions?
Im going to give it a couple weeks to settle. But if it doesnt come down enough, id like to even things out a bit.
Any suggestions?
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