3.2 Cabrio ride height

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My 3.2 has the OEM 16 inch rather than metric wheels which I think yours has, but I presume the total tire height of either is the same.

The front wheel "gap" is a bit greater than the rear, about 85mm from lip to tire top, verses 65mm in the rear.

 

Mine is on 18-in 360 Wheels, the other thing to consider is if you don't have that extraordinarily heavy spare tire in the front, it can ride quite a bit higher. Believe it or not it makes a difference!
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Do you mean you have no spare tire at all there presently? I have definitely seen the front end on these a bit higher without the weight of the spare.

 

A previous owner installed 348 wheels on my '85 QV Cab, and also included a 348 wheel in the spare compartment. Have the original metric wheels as well, although I doubt I'd ever use them. Yes, also add the tool kit and jack, and give it a day or two for the springs to settle after some driving and your front ride height should be improved (lower).

 

Mine is an 88 Cabriolet the tools , jacks and and a full size spare wheel are in front .

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Considering how valuable they are, I never carry my original tools and jack kit, although I do have my full size spare up front, a non-oem tool roll and a few other items.
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