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Harry.O Member Since: 25 Jul 2014 Location: Warwickshire Posts: 716 |
Have a ganders here, they measure slightly differently but it has the standard distances in which you can compare with. http://www.gwynlewis4x4.co.uk/wp-content/u...rments.pdf
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28th Aug 2016 3:38pm |
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Jampot Member Since: 01 Aug 2016 Location: North East Posts: 37 |
Cheers i'll try that tomorrow ...
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28th Aug 2016 3:57pm |
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mikeh501 Member Since: 07 Jan 2013 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 1142 |
measuring tyre to arch isnt a great way to determine a lift. you are introducing many more factors than needed.
just get underneath and measure the length of the actual spring. this will at least give you the compressed spring length. Better again would be to unload the wheel being measured with a jack on the opposite side. This would give you the "free" length which is what you will see when buying new springs. |
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28th Aug 2016 6:37pm |
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Jampot Member Since: 01 Aug 2016 Location: North East Posts: 37 |
Cheers ....
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28th Aug 2016 7:27pm |
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