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Turbo ride height... checking/resetting?

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or likewsie if one has found a non-expensive way to adjust the ride height...
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We had to change a bunch of parts but he showed me what was wrong with each part and I could feel the play in every bit we changed.
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Reset with a geo setup

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Can they be reset with a geo setup?
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or likewsie if one has found a non-expensive way to adjust the ride height...
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We had to change a bunch of parts but he showed me what was wrong with each part and I could feel the play in every bit we changed.
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Reset with a geo setup

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Can they be reset with a geo setup?
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Does anyone know the actual ride height levels front and rear for a 01' Turbo? also where exactly does one measure from? Can they be reset with a geo setup? If so how? Cheers Kiwi

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Thoughts/advice anyone?

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I'd be interested in any answers you receive. Richard H kindly directed me to an indy in a previous post of mine... http://www.911uk.com/viewtopic.php?p=588129&highlight=#588129 I've had to refit my Aero front spoiler today for the 3rd time in 4 weeks... :frustrated:

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Yeah, I went down to see Chris a couple of weeks back. We had to change a bunch of parts but he showed me what was wrong with each part and I could feel the play in every bit we changed. Surprisingly, for an 8 year old car, my ride heights were within a few mm of factory spec which suggests my suspension has been changed or worked on at some point. I would suggest emailing Chris and asking him for the specs. If you explain where you are he will probably provide them no problem. I can't remember where he measured from otherwise I would pm you. ETA: forgot to say that the car is a totally different beast now, utterly fantastic to drive and extremely confidence inspiring.

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After researching this further... it does appear from what I have read that the front and rear ride heights are not adjustable. From this I gather it must purely be a result of the vehicle age, etc, and saggy springs/shocks or the like. With the only possible correction through means other than adjustment... ie replacement/upgrades, etc... If I'm wrong in this assumption someone please correct me... or likewsie if one has found a non-expensive way to adjust the ride height... I all ears...

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