how much higher is the stock ss rear than the front ?

[kingz]

Hi , I was wondering how much higher the rear is and does the car naturally get even lower after getting your bushings timed?

[kingz]

lol... Nobody have a clue?

[CamaroFred]

It's high enough that when you load the car it levels out.

The front remains the same when you add weight; driver, passenger(s), a trunk full of luggage and camping gear.

The rear springs are progressive so the more weight you add the stiffer they become. Not like the good old days where the headlights would aim for the sky when you went on a road trip.

[kingz]

Originally Posted by CamaroFred

It's high enough that when you load the car it levels out.

The front remains the same when you add weight; driver, passenger(s), a trunk full of luggage and camping gear.

The rear springs are progressive so the more weight you add the stiffer they become. Not like the good old days where the headlights would aim for the sky when you went on a road trip.

lol... F for effort buddy

[VR Baron]

Measuring from the lower wheel lip to the top of the fender arch generally the rear is 3/8- 1/2" higher then the front visually. I say that as the fender arcs are different in shape.

[kingz]

Originally Posted by VR Baron

Measuring from the lower wheel lip to the top of the fender arch generally the rear is 3/8- 1/2" higher then the front visually. I say that as the fender arcs are different in shape.

Ding , Ding , Ding.... We have the real answer. Thank you just trying to figure out what springs will level the car

[CamaroFred]

Originally Posted by kingz

lol... F for effort buddy

Have you ever chipped in on a five man collage 250 mile road trip with duffle bags full of unwashed laundry filling the trunk and 7 cases of Coors on the rear deck? And been pulled by a state trooper because a taillight was out, who wrote a warning at 2:30AM?

You really have to live sir.

[kingz]

Originally Posted by CamaroFred

Have you ever chipped in on a five man collage 250 mile road trip with duffle bags full of unwashed laundry filling the trunk and 7 cases of Coors on the rear deck? And been pulled by a state trooper because a taillight was out, who wrote a warning at 2:30AM?

You really have to live sir.

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Yea , I hear that all the time. lol.... Thanks for the laugh

[VR Baron]

I keep 1/4" rake for handling with coil overs. Car likes rake for handling.

[JusticePete]

Originally Posted by kingz

Hi , I was wondering how much higher the rear is and does the car naturally get even lower after getting your bushings timed?

with 20 wheels, measuring from the bottom of the wheel lip, up through the wheel center to the painted edge of the fender a stock SS measures on average 685mm front and 695 rear so the difference is 10mm.

[kingz]

Originally Posted by VR Baron

I keep 1/4" rake for handling with coil overs. Car likes rake for handling.

Oh , nice! I might have to see that beast in person one day

Originally Posted by JusticePete

with 20 wheels, measuring from the bottom of the wheel lip, up through the wheel center to the painted edge of the fender a stock SS measures on average 685mm front and 695 rear so the difference is 10mm.

Oh , dang really appreciate all your help. Thank you