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merkurman

posted on 18/3/04 at 06:41 PM Reply With Quote
ride height?

I was wondering what kind of ride height most of you are running. I my fairlane I have it lowered down around 4" of clearance (110" or so wheelbase) it does scrape a little on some speed bumps and parking lot entrances (jsut the exhaust)

so I was wondering how low some of you were and if you have scraping issues.

nick





1962 fairlane with a 200" six and T5 5spd, shaved trim air ride, t3/t4 turbo and soon to be EFI
-- looking to put a offy tripower intake on soon

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Alan B

posted on 18/3/04 at 08:11 PM Reply With Quote
5" and 93" wheelbase on mine.

Not driven yet though so no useful feedback.

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sgraber

posted on 18/3/04 at 09:36 PM Reply With Quote
4" and 96" wheelbase.

I have a nasty curb straight off my driveway that my 2000 Jetta scrapes going down (I take it sideways), but the Bala doesn't scrape at 4"





Steve Graber
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"Quickness through lightness"

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JoelP

posted on 18/3/04 at 09:46 PM Reply With Quote
mine sits at 4 inches by chance, im gonna raise it an inch at the back cos the area is peppered with speed bumps.





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craig1410

posted on 18/3/04 at 10:39 PM Reply With Quote
I'm going for 5" on my McSorley 7+4 chassis. I'm not sure of the wheelbase but it is basically standard RC book length. I can't really go any lower as my sump sits about 1.5" below the chassis underside although I hope to shorten the sump slightly to keep a clear 4" of clearance from the ground.

Cheers,
Craig.

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