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Cliff Beer · 3rd April 2012, 02:38 PM

Ditto what Mike said as a rough guideline to getting the basic setup in the right range. 1/2 inch higher at the rear is a good general rule of thumb. You should be able to visually notice a very slight rake up of the sponsons towards the rear.

If you have dropped floors I would make sure that whatever height you set the front and rear at, you have at least 4 or 4.5 inches clearance under the floors, preferably 4.5+ inches. Just a suggestion.

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Cliff Beer Cliffbeer2 Gold Supporter Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Sand Point, WA Posts: 2,189	Re: Ride height measurement Ditto what Mike said as a rough guideline to getting the basic setup in the right range. 1/2 inch higher at the rear is a good general rule of thumb. You should be able to visually notice a very slight rake up of the sponsons towards the rear. If you have dropped floors I would make sure that whatever height you set the front and rear at, you have at least 4 or 4.5 inches clearance under the floors, preferably 4.5+ inches. Just a suggestion.