rear ride height questions and how to set?

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03-25-2007, 08:39 AM

tamanaco

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rear ride height questions and how to set?

My situation on BDR #260 presently has 5/8 inches spring to frame gap on passangers side while driver has only 5/16.

Few questions:
Shouldn't they be a little closer to the same?
Are or can the spanner nuts moving?
How does one adjust a proper setting, drivers weight in the car and measure the frame to ground distance?

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