JeffP1167
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I don't want it to be to low and will lowering cause possible damage to the rear 1/4 panels since the 17x11 inch whell stick out a bit?
How hard is it to lower a vette?
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MYBAD79
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Unlike the C5 and C6 the C4 does not have lowering bolts (which make lowering very easy) ... you've got some plastic pieces that can be replaced with thinner ones - they call these "wedges":
http://www.mamotorworks.com/corvette-tech article - lowering a c4 corvette-1-371-3862.html
The rear still has bolts so you can raise it a little if it scrapes the tires ....
http://www.mamotorworks.com/corvette-tech article - lowering a c4 corvette-1-371-3862.html
The rear still has bolts so you can raise it a little if it scrapes the tires ....
Don't know if this will post but corvettesdownunder has a pretty good DIY Word document on this
JeffP1167
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My computer asks if I want to purchase a program to open that file.
Basically my front sits pretty low as it is but the back is kinda high, I'm basically thinking lowering the back 1 - 1-1/2 inches if it won't cause 1/4 panel damage over bumps. Just kinda want the car to sit more level. I have seen the lowering bolts for the back but how do you set them so they are equal? Just by counting threads or measuring?
Basically my front sits pretty low as it is but the back is kinda high, I'm basically thinking lowering the back 1 - 1-1/2 inches if it won't cause 1/4 panel damage over bumps. Just kinda want the car to sit more level. I have seen the lowering bolts for the back but how do you set them so they are equal? Just by counting threads or measuring?
I guess you don't have MS Word?
Here it is as a pdf
Here it is as a pdf