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Discussion in '308/328' started by aligi2, Mar 31, 2010.

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  1. aligi2

    aligi2 Rookie

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    #1 aligi2, Mar 31, 2010
    HI I have a 1980 308 gtsi it seems to ride a bit low in the rear, I was considering replacing the rear springs but I don't know if this is normal ride height. does anyone have som info on ride height specs.
    Thanks
     
  2. GrayTA

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    #2 GrayTA, Mar 31, 2010
    Post some photos of your car and let us visually see what you are talking about - you will get a better response like that.


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  3. aligi2

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  4. hank sound

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    #4 hank sound, Mar 31, 2010
    Just lower the front a tad. :cool:
     
  5. bigodino

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    #5 bigodino, Mar 31, 2010
    Do you cary a spare tire? If not, it looks your nose is pointing up instead of your rear hunching down.
     
  6. aligi2

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    #6 aligi2, Apr 1, 2010
    Yes I have a full size spare. anytips on lowering the front end.
     
  7. GrayTA

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    #7 GrayTA, Apr 1, 2010
    From the photo it almost looks to me that the front is where it would normally sit. The back, however, looks like it is at a place that looks good.

    Were you going to post a few more photos?? A straight on side shot would be ideal as well as maybe a photo of the top of the tire (front and rear) with a ruler so we can see what the distances are.

    I KNOW there are people here who can help you out. It just may take a day or two for them to respond.

    Also, whats your chassis#??


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