Drove it around some more. Front has settled about 1/4 inch. I wouldn't mind if it settled a bit more.
Those pictures do it more justice. With the bright sun gone it's easier to see the relationship between everything.
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Those pictures do it more justice. With the bright sun gone it's easier to see the relationship between everything.
We'll see.
I do like the new stance very much. Rear is about 1/2 inch higher than the front.
Looks more in the last photo. Can you lower the back more if you wanted?
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Why buy new when you can restore?
Looks great JIM!
We need a pic from the side.
We need a pic from the side.
Hmmmm do I hear a *cough* 4/7 being ordered.... *cough*Drove it around some more. Front has settled about 1/4 inch. I wouldn't mind if it settled a bit more.
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Drove it to Lowe's for some tree trimming sawzall blades. Front has settled. I now have a touch of rake (which is what I wanted).
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No desire for much lower here.
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The rear can go down two more inches without buying any parts.
We'll see.
I do like the new stance very much. Rear is about 1/2 inch higher than the front.
Looks more in the last photo. Can you lower the back more if you wanted?
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Fred looks mo' betta.
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