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    02-03-2005 10:46 PM #1
    Here are the ride hieght sizes for the stock suspesion.

    Sorry, in standard, not metric
    Measure top of front and rear wheel openings


    Fox 1987 - 1991 (2 Door)

    F- 24 & 3/8 inches to 24 & 5/8 inches
    R- 24 & 1/8 inches to 24 & 3/8 inches

    Fox 1987 - 1991 (4 door)

    F- 24 & 1/8 inches to 24 & 3/8 inches
    R- 24 & 1/4 inches to 24 & 1/2 inches

    Fox 1987 - 1991 (Wagon)

    F- 24 & 7/8 inches to 25 & 1/8 inches
    R- 25 & 1/8 inches to 25 & 3/8 inches

    Measure from the bottom of the bumpers

    Fox 1992-19933
    F- 9 & 7/8 inches to 10 & 1/8 inches
    R- 8 & 0 inches to 8 & 3/4 inches

    Our wheels get torques at 81 Ft Lbs.


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    02-03-2005 11:34 PM #2
    Very nice. This info should go in the FAQ. *Goes off to find mod*

    Who needs metric anyway. My license says I'm 193cm. Like I know what that is... Or for that matter, the cop pulling me over.

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    02-03-2005 11:45 PM #3
    Added to the FAQ.

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  4. 02-04-2005 10:17 AM #4
    Good work

  5. 02-04-2005 12:15 PM #5
    One correction, I believe it should be 1987-1990 and 1991 - 1993 rather than 1987-1991 and 1992-19933.

    Good info though, we shouls all measure our cars and provide data on how much drop various suspension setups provide. Watch this space for my info.


  6. 02-04-2005 02:03 PM #6
    Quote, originally posted by Ol’ Grey Fox »
    we should all measure our cars and provide data on how much drop various suspension setups provide. Watch this space for my info.

    Agreed. I will do up mine this weekend and post my results in this space also. Good stuff.


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    02-04-2005 04:36 PM #7
    Quote, originally posted by Ol’ Grey Fox »
    One correction, I believe it should be 1987-1990 and 1991 - 1993 rather than 1987-1991 and 1992-19933.

    Good info though, we shouls all measure our cars and provide data on how much drop various suspension setups provide. Watch this space for my info.

    Thats what I thought but this quoted directly out of the book, Id check my 91, but it has 230K miles on it and is pretty saggy.

    Also remember, people who have a heavier part in their car, ABA 3A Etc.. it will be lower...


  8. 02-04-2005 12:47 PM #8
    good info Fox bro...and that is fine that it is standard we live in US not Europe. keep posting cool info

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