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Shock Tower Numbers please/Ride height

Can someone measure between the front shock towers on a early car, and post the numbers

Please include the point of measurement in detail. Please don't measure on any of the adjustable parts..

Also please give the Euro Ride height numbers for front and rear.

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For the help

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Can someone please help a brother out?
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Which dimensions are you looking for and relative to what? Maybe take a photo and pick the points you want measured?

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Doug,
You are right, I should of given some more info.
I need the measurement from the top of the shock tower on one side to the top of the other .
Where the hole is stamped out of the sheet metal ,to let the shock come thought would be a good spot.

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I'll measure tomorrow morning. Sorry....not sure mine will be right, since we had to do a bit of grinding during the corner balance and alignment to get the negative camber equal on both sides.

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