As you can see in this pic of our car, the front is quite a bit higher than the rear. Based on other peoples photos of their cars, it looks like my front is higher than it should be, and the rear is lower than it should be.
When we are done, we actually want the rear to be pretty much where it is now, and the front to match it. In a restoration book I'm reading, it only offers one suggestion for lowering the front by about 3/4". That method is to "drill a new pair of holes in the inner fender for the upper A-arm mounting bolts, exactly 1 inch below the stock ones." But I think I need to lower it by more than 3/4".
I see car heights adjusted radically all the time, but I'm clueless how it's normally done. Can anyone share some norms on this topic?
Thx.
When we are done, we actually want the rear to be pretty much where it is now, and the front to match it. In a restoration book I'm reading, it only offers one suggestion for lowering the front by about 3/4". That method is to "drill a new pair of holes in the inner fender for the upper A-arm mounting bolts, exactly 1 inch below the stock ones." But I think I need to lower it by more than 3/4".
I see car heights adjusted radically all the time, but I'm clueless how it's normally done. Can anyone share some norms on this topic?
Thx.