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  • Anthony C.
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    • March 21, 2022
    • 207

    Correct front spring height

    Last edited by Anthony C.; March 22, 2023, 10:46 AM.
  • Stephen L.
    Extremely Frequent Poster
    • May 31, 1984
    • 3163

    #2
    Re: Correct front spring height

    Anthony, there is a procedure in your AIM concerning "ride height". Follow the procedure (diiferential measurement of 2 points on the front suspension) to determine the cause. You may have a front right spring that has become weak........

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    • Anthony C.
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      • March 21, 2022
      • 207

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      • Patrick H.
        Beyond Control Poster
        • December 1, 1989
        • 11698

        #4
        Re: Correct front spring height

        If you look through old threads you will see that this is a very common occurrence.
        They weren't perfect from the factory.
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        • Anthony C.
          Expired
          • March 21, 2022
          • 207

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          • Gary B.
            Extremely Frequent Poster
            • February 1, 1997
            • 7082

            #6
            Re: Correct front spring height

            Anthony,

            I don’t know where the battery is located in a ‘75, but a battery, and an AC compressor unit, and other one-sided, heavy things can result in different weights on each front side, and result in different heights side to side. Also, what is the side-to-side +/- spec for height in the ‘75 AIM? For ‘66 it’s 0.25”.

            Gary
            Last edited by Gary B.; March 23, 2023, 11:06 AM. Reason: Typo

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            • Mark E.
              Extremely Frequent Poster
              • April 1, 1993
              • 4614

              #7
              Re: Correct front spring height

              Originally posted by Anthony Cammaroto (69061)
              Thanks pat .. I was going over the car getting ready for spring driving and never notice it until now .. I know they weren’t perfect but I feel 28 and 5/8 of an inch is to high .. Shouldn’t the front be a little bit lower than the rear or at least level
              As Stephen advised, AIM has specs and tolerances for ride height. You might check it out.
              Mark Edmondson
              Dallas, Texas
              Texas Chapter

              1970 Coupe, Donnybrooke Green, Light Saddle LS5 M20 A31 C60 G81 N37 N40 UA6 U79
              1993 Coupe, 40th Anniversary, 6-speed, PEG 1, FX3, CD, Bronze Top

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              • Keith M.
                Very Frequent User
                • January 17, 2021
                • 695

                #8
                Re: Correct front spring height

                Originally posted by Patrick Hulst (16386)
                They weren't perfect from the factory.
                A concept that should be remembered and applied to all aspects of "judging".
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