| Home | WikiLEC | Repairs | Upgrades | Gallery | Buy & Sell | Mountain Chips | Meets & Events | Contact |
|
Ride height
Moderators: theelanman, dapinky, Specky, clemo, Nige, Sy V, Dave Eds, DaveT, Elanlover, muley, Enright, algirdas, nitroman, GeoffSmith
10 posts
• Page 1 of 1
Ride height
by Ted » Fri 15.08.2014, 16:49
I don't understand exactly where to check the ride height. Is it under the whishbone support?
- Ted
- Tinkerer
- Posts: 87
- Joined: Sat 06.04.2013, 16:49
- Location: France - Seine et Marne
Re: Ride height
by Ted » Fri 15.08.2014, 17:53
I mean at the front. And at rear, with ProTech shocks at the higher level, I'm at 155mm.
- Ted
- Tinkerer
- Posts: 87
- Joined: Sat 06.04.2013, 16:49
- Location: France - Seine et Marne
Re: Ride height
by Ted » Mon 18.08.2014, 12:00
Anyone?
As I read the manual, I understand it is the blue arrow, but I'm wondering if it could be the yellow arrow.
And as, I said, I have problem with rear Protech Shocks. They are are the higher setting, and it's not enought...
As I read the manual, I understand it is the blue arrow, but I'm wondering if it could be the yellow arrow.
And as, I said, I have problem with rear Protech Shocks. They are are the higher setting, and it's not enought...
- Ted
- Tinkerer
- Posts: 87
- Joined: Sat 06.04.2013, 16:49
- Location: France - Seine et Marne
Re: Ride height
by lotos » Mon 18.08.2014, 14:28
I always thought you measured the distance from the center of the wheel to the body of the car (wheel arch).
-
lotos - God
- Posts: 1689
- Joined: Thu 26.08.2004, 04:48
- Location: USA
Re: Ride height
by dapinky » Mon 18.08.2014, 17:19
Hi Ted,
From the manual, it appears that it would be the yellow arrow on your picture (Dimension Y from the picture)....
From the manual, it appears that it would be the yellow arrow on your picture (Dimension Y from the picture)....
You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post.
Dave
Just the one now, but this one's mine! - and it will be finished eventually..... - but also temporary custodian of a project until it is finished enough for Angie to drive it
...oh, and a 2006 Freelander destined for the jungles of The Gambia - 4500 miles across roads, desert and tracks - what could possibly go wrong?
Just the one now, but this one's mine! - and it will be finished eventually..... - but also temporary custodian of a project until it is finished enough for Angie to drive it
...oh, and a 2006 Freelander destined for the jungles of The Gambia - 4500 miles across roads, desert and tracks - what could possibly go wrong?
-
dapinky - LEC Administrator
- Posts: 10605
- Joined: Sun 15.10.2006, 12:54
- Location: As far west as you can get in West Wales before you become Irish (Pembroke Dock).
Re: Ride height
by Ted » Mon 18.08.2014, 18:29
It's thé front on m'y picture, So it corresponds to X. And in the manual it seems to be in thé middle of the bolt (sorry for m'y english speaking)
- Ted
- Tinkerer
- Posts: 87
- Joined: Sat 06.04.2013, 16:49
- Location: France - Seine et Marne
Re: Ride height
by dapinky » Mon 18.08.2014, 18:33
Ted,
Your English i appears to be better than mine - I didn't read it properly
Yes, it will be dimension X, so the BLUE arrow in your photograph.
Your English i appears to be better than mine - I didn't read it properly
Yes, it will be dimension X, so the BLUE arrow in your photograph.
Dave
Just the one now, but this one's mine! - and it will be finished eventually..... - but also temporary custodian of a project until it is finished enough for Angie to drive it
...oh, and a 2006 Freelander destined for the jungles of The Gambia - 4500 miles across roads, desert and tracks - what could possibly go wrong?
Just the one now, but this one's mine! - and it will be finished eventually..... - but also temporary custodian of a project until it is finished enough for Angie to drive it
...oh, and a 2006 Freelander destined for the jungles of The Gambia - 4500 miles across roads, desert and tracks - what could possibly go wrong?
-
dapinky - LEC Administrator
- Posts: 10605
- Joined: Sun 15.10.2006, 12:54
- Location: As far west as you can get in West Wales before you become Irish (Pembroke Dock).
Re: Ride height
by GeoffSmith » Mon 18.08.2014, 20:51
dapinky wrote:Your English i appears to be better than mine
Calypso Red S2 #417
USB ElanScan interfaces - £60 incl. UK P&P & £65 incl. ROW P&P
USB ElanScan interfaces - £60 incl. UK P&P & £65 incl. ROW P&P
-
GeoffSmith - Kitty Fiddler
- Posts: 15628
- Joined: Fri 03.02.2006, 21:57
- Location: S2#417 in Tytherington, Gloucestershire
Re: Ride height
by Ted » Tue 19.08.2014, 16:55
Thanks.
For the front it's ok, but at the rear, I can have more than 150mm with damper at the higher level. Is it the correct place (red arrow) ?
For the front it's ok, but at the rear, I can have more than 150mm with damper at the higher level. Is it the correct place (red arrow) ?
- Ted
- Tinkerer
- Posts: 87
- Joined: Sat 06.04.2013, 16:49
- Location: France - Seine et Marne
Re: Ride height
by dapinky » Tue 19.08.2014, 17:06
Looks right to me 
Dave
Just the one now, but this one's mine! - and it will be finished eventually..... - but also temporary custodian of a project until it is finished enough for Angie to drive it
...oh, and a 2006 Freelander destined for the jungles of The Gambia - 4500 miles across roads, desert and tracks - what could possibly go wrong?
Just the one now, but this one's mine! - and it will be finished eventually..... - but also temporary custodian of a project until it is finished enough for Angie to drive it
...oh, and a 2006 Freelander destined for the jungles of The Gambia - 4500 miles across roads, desert and tracks - what could possibly go wrong?
-
dapinky - LEC Administrator
- Posts: 10605
- Joined: Sun 15.10.2006, 12:54
- Location: As far west as you can get in West Wales before you become Irish (Pembroke Dock).
10 posts
• Page 1 of 1
Return to Suspension and Brakes
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 4 guests