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Old 08-07-2007, 08:42 AM
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Ok, here we go again, another question. I need to adjust the rear ride height on my Cobra. I believe by tightening the weight jacks, that will lift the rear of the car, correct?

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In most cases, tightening the jacks will preload the springs more and will increase the height. Just put a couple of turns on them, and then measure.
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In most cases, tightening the jacks will preload the springs more and will increase the height. Just put a couple of turns on them, and then measure.
Thanks ST, thats what I thought!

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