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Old 01-18-2021, 05:47 PM   #21
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Re: Front suspension and steering questions

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The distance from the frame to the top of the axle is 1/4” less on the driver side. Not sure if this would make a difference of 1-1/2” when sitting on the ground.

I wonder if the pan hard bar could affect this?
Put something under the tires if you need the room (I use pieces of 10x10x2 wood stacked as necessary) & have full weight for your measuring. It shouldn't but can make a difference.

1/4" is not going to translate into 1.5" on the opposite end. That dimension is within 'standards' of a vehicle corner height.
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