just after some info on the hight of 80 series coil springs when in the car.
im after stock spring hight, i can just add on to that for lifted springs. but mesurments for lifted spring also will help out.
im after this so i can work out what springs and where to mount the 80 series coil towers in my 60 series.
both front and rear mesurments im after
also after the diff angle of stock or 2 inch lifted for the front, can be measured from spring perch, stock mounts, etc any were then ill measure that at the sam point on mine, to see if the castor angle will be way out or not?
dan.
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80 series spring hights in car. and stock diff angle?
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80 series spring hights in car. and stock diff angle?
84 FJ60, SOA , 35's, 5ltr V8, Straight Gas. 80's coils in the making.
my stock height 105series has front springs that are 300mm long (with the weight of the car on them, measured in the car)
my 80series which I thought had 4" springs in it has springs that are 430mm long (again with the weight of the car on them, measrured in the car)
Caster angle should be 3degrees positive plus or minus 1degree
I set caster on my 80series at 4degrees to help compensate for big tyres.
I would suggest you set the caster angle by gettting the diff sitting in place at the right height etc then use an angle finder tool and sit it on top of the steering knuckle king pin cap mounting surface to set caster.
my 80series which I thought had 4" springs in it has springs that are 430mm long (again with the weight of the car on them, measrured in the car)
Caster angle should be 3degrees positive plus or minus 1degree
I set caster on my 80series at 4degrees to help compensate for big tyres.
I would suggest you set the caster angle by gettting the diff sitting in place at the right height etc then use an angle finder tool and sit it on top of the steering knuckle king pin cap mounting surface to set caster.
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