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another front lowering ????

79sc i went to adjust the front suspension lower it, turned adjust bolt counter clockwise to lower and the bolt came out of little arm on the t.b. cap should'nt that adjuster move?? thanks for any input!!

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It should move when there is weight on it. If the car was off the ground, it won't.

If on the tires, then as you screw the adjuster counter-clockwise, that will lower the car, with the adjuster butted up against the hardened plug that is located on the aluminum cross brace.
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ya i'm up on jackstands right now, by the way your suspension build kicked butt great work man
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Thanks man!

Well the adjuster only works under load (or at least give you feedback of the changes), so you'll want to put it close to where it was and lower it back to the ground to make your adjustments.

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