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Old 09-03-2018, 07:16 AM   #1
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The NOS springs brought the car up an additional 2". That, with the new tires brought the entire car up 3" in total. It is now 1" higher than the Ford specification. That makes sense as I'd installed 6:50's which are nearly an inch taller than the "standard" 6:00's.

The springs and tires made a huge difference in the "feel' of the road. It's not nearly as "bouncy" as it was with the tired (old) springs.
Mike, where do you find the "Ford Specs" for ride height? Are they available for other years, say '39?
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Old 09-03-2018, 08:20 AM   #2
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Mike, where do you find the "Ford Specs" for ride height? Are they available for other years, say '39?
They are available for each and every year.
Engineering drawings provide all of the overall specifications for the bodies.
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