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Ride height specs
What is the "rule of thumb" stock ride height for a 911 when measured from the top lip of front and rear well openings.
It's an 87 Cab On Fri I had some clown suggest my car sits funny, and now as human nature would have it, that clowns voice is haunting me.... anyone?? 
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04-14-2002, 08:59 AM
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25.5 inches front, 25.0 inches rear, is the Euro ride height. I think US cars were raised about an inch to meet bumper height regulations.
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I'm with Jack on this one for a street car...I do the 3/4 tank full and drivers weight in seat game with stock tire diameter.. There was also a thick bushing inside/outside the shock in my raised '77 to center the shock, which was removed when I did Jack's numbers....Ron
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1987 now 1997 Porsche 911 Cabriolet 3.2L now 3.6L
