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Challenge Stradale ride height US vs Europe Spec

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  1. rzundel

    rzundel Formula Junior

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    #1 rzundel, Sep 27, 2020
    Is the ride height spec on US Stradale’s the same for US vs European cars? The European spec seems lower. If so does anyone have the actual specs and has anyone lowered your CS to match the European spec? If the specs are the same has anyone just lowered the height of your CS? Would love to see photos.
     
  2. rizzo308

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    #2 rizzo308, Sep 27, 2020
    I have the CS specs will post when I get home. I lowered my car to CS spec but I suspect it’s slightly lower I have rolled guards and no issues with speed humps or drive ways.
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    #4 rzundel, Sep 28, 2020
    Thanks guys! I would be interested to get the specs if you have them. The euro version CS does seem to be lower than US. Can anyone confirm this?
     
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    #5 24000rpm, Sep 28, 2020
    visually i'd say they are the same

    I measured my euro cs and it is pretty much confirm to 110mm front and 130mm rear

     
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    #6 rzundel, Sep 28, 2020
    Thanks for the measurement. Are you measuring from ground to middle fender?
     
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    #7 24000rpm, Sep 28, 2020
    no, measurement is according to the factory menu.

    Front is from ground to a beam, which is part of the frame.
    rear is from ground to another beam, also, you'll need to remove the rear undertray to measure it.




     
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