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Old 06-27-2012, 09:42 AM
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Hi Rico. A lot of variables here, but I'll share with you how my NAF is set up.

1) Floor to frame: I'm going to assume you are asking about ground clearance - "Ground to frame".
Now the variables: my car has a highly modified Mustang II front suspension and a Ford 9" solid axle rear end with adjustable coil over shocks front and rear.
I set my ground clearance so the tires look "right" in the wheel well openings and I don't have bottoming out problems.
So I have 4 inches ground clearance in front to the bottom of my oil pan and 4 1/2 inches ground clearance in the rear to the bottom of the main frame rails in front of the rear axle.

2) & 3) Camber and toe in are somewhat dependent on what front suspension you have. Mine is set at a rather generic 1 deg of negative camber and 1/6 inch toe in.

Others may have better advice.

Chers
Greg
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