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Old 10-12-2012, 07:17 PM
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I've posted a question on the BDR site but haven't received an answer. How exactly do you adjust the rear ride height. The driver's side rear height is set too low. Need to raise about an inch. I realize you have to pull the wheels but what nut do you need to adjust? I have #226. Thanks.

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It's in the owners manual. You just have to crank the spanner nut on the pedestal.
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GLS, see my reply on the Backdraft web site. Steve
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Makes it a bit easier to disconnect the rear shocks...
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