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Ride height
13 years 9 months ago #12459
by KarlM1
Ride height was created by KarlM1
I just posted a question regarding how to adjust my front ride hight.
I need to lower front due to new wheels.
My post was denied for some unknown reason..
Like I already asked.
Just got tires today . Must be someone else.
Anyway I am a new member and need some advise.
Do I need new springs.......
Thanks
Karl
I need to lower front due to new wheels.
My post was denied for some unknown reason..
Like I already asked.
Just got tires today . Must be someone else.
Anyway I am a new member and need some advise.
Do I need new springs.......
Thanks
Karl
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13 years 9 months ago #12460
by KarlM1
Replied by KarlM1 on topic Ride height
Sorry
It's a 1985 928s 5 sod
Karl
It's a 1985 928s 5 sod
Karl
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13 years 9 months ago #12461
by KarlM1
Replied by KarlM1 on topic Ride height
Sorry more info .....
Went from stock 16" ....to
235/3/18 front
265/35/40/?/18 rear
Carreras III used wheels
Looks like a "gasser"
Not cool!
Have to lower ASAP
Thanks
Karl
Went from stock 16" ....to
235/3/18 front
265/35/40/?/18 rear
Carreras III used wheels
Looks like a "gasser"
Not cool!
Have to lower ASAP
Thanks
Karl
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13 years 9 months ago #12462
by Kiln_Red
Replied by Kiln_Red on topic Ride height
I have moved this thread to the appropriate forum. View the link
here
to see how to adjust the ride height.
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13 years 9 months ago #12463
by KarlM1
Replied by KarlM1 on topic Ride height
Just went for test ride......NOT
Rear wheels rubbing 265 on 18"
I was told by everyone " just Bolt um on and go"
Is there a spacer I need to remove?
I did not see one but I wasn't looking either.
Anyone have an idea?
Thanks
Karl
Rear wheels rubbing 265 on 18"
I was told by everyone " just Bolt um on and go"
Is there a spacer I need to remove?
I did not see one but I wasn't looking either.
Anyone have an idea?
Thanks
Karl
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13 years 9 months ago #12479
by 928mac
Replied by 928mac on topic Ride height
yes there is normally a spacer that is bolted to the hub
See in my picture in my signature that the wheels will settle inside the fender.
you need enough room for your pinky 1/4" between tire and fender or it may touch on a hard corner
See in my picture in my signature that the wheels will settle inside the fender.
you need enough room for your pinky 1/4" between tire and fender or it may touch on a hard corner
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