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Wheel/fender clearence

Posted: 3/19/07 9:16am Message 1 of 2
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Kendall Park, NJ - USA
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Vette(s): 1981 - 59 Beige over Cinnebar leather. Edlebrock top end, 2200 stall w/shift kit, 3:55s, Mufflex maniback exhaust, nice stereo, 16 in AREs w/BFGs
Last year I had my rearend completely rebuilt pumpkin to lug nuts including the suspension.  I then moth balled the car.  My rear top of tire to bottom of fender lip seems perfect.  My front clearence seems about 1 - 1.5 inches lower.  Is this normal?   I have fresh shocks all around, the car rides and handles great with out issue.  I just wanted to make sure the springs up front are ok..  Thoughts?  Thanks! 


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Wheel/fender clearence

Posted: 3/19/07 9:49am Message 2 of 2
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Kevin, dig thru THIS thread on a similar situation. It might help.

What size tires do you have, and are they the same frt & rear? Also, if they replaced the rear spring when they did the rest of the rear, it might be just a bit higher than the front for a while, and it may settle more as you drive it.


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