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After a ton of adjustments most of wich being my fault for not measuring of the bat. fronts from bottom fender to bottom rim are 23.1 inches L and R. Rears are 23.6 inches L and R. Fronts have links plus 2 washers. Rears i placed one washer on bracket closest to the front of the car. Reason why i did that is when i put 2 washers it would tuck the tires and get too low not to mention it would lower uneven. With one washer i lowered the rear a tad but was able to keep it even drop out back. Strange it works that way i guess most of the time i was fighting logic and had to do exact opposite.
Last edited by karpetcm; Apr 17, 2016 at 01:48 PM.
Nice job, curious as to why you went with lowering links as opposed to STAR lowering, with STAR lowering you could easily adjust the height with a press of a button on the computer.
Dealer most likely won't touch on that topic for you. You'd have to find an independent shop with an SDS clone or another forum member willing to help out. But the lowering is done so that's all that matters.
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