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This is opposite of the usual ride height request for feedback. Usually the ride height is too high after a clubber has put in new shocks (gas charged) as well as new springs. All of Art's recommendations are good for stock shock/spring arrangements. I did notice on mine that with worn bushings on the front the ride height is a little lower on one side but as soon as I put in a set of KYB's that I had sitting around the height dramatically lifted, too much in my opinion. I will be rebuilding my front suspension with new super=pro bushings, Delta uprated springs, and Bisteins (rear already done) and I hope the ride height settles down a bit. I was told that even though the Bilsteins are gas charged, they don't pump up the ride height as much as the KYB's. I hope this is right.
Food for thought Anton when you start planning to fix your suspension.
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