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Lowering Car By Spring Plate Angle
Does anyone know if it is possible to get a rough idea of how many degrees turn on a spring plate will lower a car 1cm? Im planning on lowering my rear and have seen some magnetic angle measure's that will measure what angle the spring plate is at. If say I want to lower it 2 cm is there a way to work out how many degrees I need to turn it from it current resting point to achive this 2cm lowering?
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Thanks for that .. Just what I needed
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Anyone know the approx heights the setting on the above listed calculator will achieve?
Race Ride Height = ? Low-Rider Getto Drop Yo = ? Thanks Steve
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The calculator targets "Euro" ride height with the 3.8+" angle used at static ride height. This is ~ 25.5" front / 25" rear fender lip measurement.
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