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Any reason why you didn't go with coil-overs mounted to the stock p/u points? It seems you would have had a lot more flexibility with mounting, shock travel and spring rates?
With the bump-stops in place, the front can only be lowered ~3/4", so I assume you've removed them? Also, the stock ride-height at the front x-member is about 5" or as I remember VERY close to the IT minimum. Have the rules changed to allow basically a 2" ride height?
The JH front swing-arm length is about 50"-70" in stock form, I figure if you lowered the car 3" your swing arm length is in the 30"-50" range? I read in a chassis book somewhere that 100"-125" was fairly desirable. Can you confirm?
Judson