Are there any other type of ride height adjusters other than the these two?
http://www2.cip1.com/ProductDetails.asp ... C10%2D4031
Avis
http://www2.cip1.com/ProductDetails.asp ... D401%2D102
The top one is big and difficult to fit into my car due to location of the master cylinders and steering box, etc. The second one is nice and small, but I'm not wild about it.
Thanks, John
Ride Height Adjusters
Re: Ride Height Adjusters
John,
I have put in the first one one my top tube. You can put your springs in either the top or bottom tube. I have figured out a way to get rid of the adjusting set nut and can get a bit more clearance for the steering box if it is below and bumps up on the adjuster.
I will drill and tap the inside nut welded into the box and put an allen set screw through it. Also I have shortened the large allen set screw, using a grinding wheel, to get more clearance. I can send a picture if you need it.
Jim
I have put in the first one one my top tube. You can put your springs in either the top or bottom tube. I have figured out a way to get rid of the adjusting set nut and can get a bit more clearance for the steering box if it is below and bumps up on the adjuster.
I will drill and tap the inside nut welded into the box and put an allen set screw through it. Also I have shortened the large allen set screw, using a grinding wheel, to get more clearance. I can send a picture if you need it.
Jim
Re: Ride Height Adjusters
Jim,
We came to the same conclusion - to put it on the top. I'll send you a PM to send a picture...
Thanks,
John
We came to the same conclusion - to put it on the top. I'll send you a PM to send a picture...
Thanks,
John
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Re: Ride Height Adjusters
Don't forget you can affect the front ride height by adjusting the angle of the beam (caster).
Re: Ride Height Adjusters
Yes, and mine is shimmable - thanks. Johnbillinstuart wrote:Don't forget you can affect the front ride height by adjusting the angle of the beam (caster).