Corvette: Testing Coil Springs on '69

Charles, you should get a copy of the factory service manual if you plan to
tinker with any old car. They are available from most of the usual specialty
parts dealers...

The Chevrolet Chassis Service Manual shows the procedure for checking the
front ride height...
1 On a smooth, level surface.
2 Measure from floor to center of the inner pivot of the lower control arm.
3 Measure from floor to the lower face of the lower steering knuckle boss.
4 The difference should be 2 1/2 inches (plus or minus 1/2 inch).
5 The left vs right ride height should be within 1/2 inch.

Good luck
Joe, 72 coupe




"Charles Halliman" <net> wrote in message
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Joe,

I have the manuals (service and overhaul). What page of which manual did you
find this information on?

Thanks,
Charles

Joe M wrote:
 



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Joe,

I found the info in my manual. I just need to make sure I understand what you
told me and what I see in the manual.

Thanks,
Charles

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