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12-26-2009 04:56 PM #11
I knew I was going to have about a 2 inch rake with the tires at ride height . What I did was purchase some RV trailer stabilizer jacks the type that screw up or down . With these I put in the rake and leveled the frame . This would have showed up any twists or bends the frame might have .
Here I left the body on and bolted also just to help hold frame from moving . I read and heard the frame was designed to shift with the road as much as the shock to help the ride .
Here you can see the stabilizer jack under the frame . These work great when the floor is out of level .
Inthe top post you can see 2 under the front rails also .
Visited a family member at Dockery Ford from the time I was 1 year old through their ownership and then ownership change to Morristown Ford. Dockery was a major player in the Hi Performance...
How did you get hooked on cars?