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Jimny height

BrynHIMself
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08 Jul 2016 14:47 #169724 by BrynHIMself

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My Jimny seems to be very low at the back. I know this is a strange question but can someone tell me what the rough distance between the top of the tyre and the wheel arch on their standard jimmy. Strange request i know.

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08 Jul 2016 15:17 #169727 by OllieNZ

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BrynHIMself wrote: My Jimny seems to be very low at the back. I know this is a strange question but can someone tell me what the rough distance between the top of the tyre and the wheel arch on their standard jimmy. Strange request i know.

Better off measuring hub to arch due to tyre differences.

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Horney
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08 Jul 2016 16:57 #169734 by Horney

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Mines the same. I think the rear springs sag worse than the front over time.

Untitled by Nicholas Horne , on Flickr

I've got a 2" lift springs to go next week so it'll be interesting to see if it's still got a bit of reverse rake afterwards.

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08 Jul 2016 17:53 #169737 by viciouspenguin

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Same with me too, but I think there is an actual height difference in the arches. I don't think they are the same height. Have a look at the body line that runs down the side and compare the height of the arches in relation to that.

Unless my eyes deceive me the front looks higher than the rear.

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