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Matteybean

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Hey guys I got my rear leafs reset and the car is still jacked to fuck in the rear

.. sill is sitting 170 mm off ground . Top of rim to wheel arch is 145 mm .. what's the best way to drop it ?? 3 inch blocks seems bit extreme :/

Did the guy reseting em ? (Archers takanini) not do em enough ? Seems weird . Any help appreciated !!

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Diff shortment spot on !

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Needing to drop it 70 mm ..

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I had my bro (dave123456789) standing in the boot he weighs 85 kg n it only dropped it another 10 off its current height .

To get it to sit 100 mm off the ground which is what I wanna have it sitting at I would need 3" blocks !? How would that make the car handle ? Shocks are also brand new.

It was sitting jacked as already . My old cream shell has a leaf flipped n that sits about 70 mm off ground with 15s ..

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Could the leafs be wrong ? Seems weird still 140 mm of guard gap after reset leafs ??

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i notice you said the creme car had a flipped leaf, that probably flipped the eye too then giving so much low

 

though as said, i would put the rest of the car back on, (even if you take it back off right after) cause its pretty anoying to have to reverse work, 

 

could probably even get away with just sitting all the parts in their rough areas, and put the doors on the seats etc.. 

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