DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

Could somebody help me find out what the correct ride height is for a 1970 911T?

My car looks a little high at the front as if it as about to pounce on something...

A good standard is 25.5" front, 25" rear. Measure to the arch lip from the ground at the wheel centre line.

AHHHH

Yet another stick sale
Only a few NOS left so be quick
They are selling like hot...........sticks


Regards
The Stick Man

Ps did you know that I now have the stick franchise for the whole of the UK so I am going to come down hard on all copies.

Got any photos of the stick in action

Ahhh Gary
One of the chosen people.........one who knows the power of the stick


No photos of the stick.........we do not want the stick copied or they will become as common as black RS replicas!!!!!!!!

The stick shall be as rare as the Mint T

Regards
The Stick Man

THere goes that Aryshire dentist again

Hey Brendan, I'm started to get worried about him. Says nothing for ages then appears from nowhere waving his stick...

Thanks Nick.

and err.. The Stickman

some say he went to school with the Jeremy Clarkson
others that his passing resemblence to Harry Potter is more than just coincidence!!

Whatever you believe do not doubt the power of the Stick.

joking aside 25.5 inches at the front 25 inches at the rear (Ground to wheel arch gives the correct Euro ride hight with 1 degree nose down). anything lower you should check this link out

http://www.rennlight.com/cgi-bin/spring.cgi

just done my rear, measure measure and measure. I also photoshoped a photo and scaled off the dimensions to check my calculations would equate to the visuals.

Now I just need to finish up a couple of other jobs and then get the car out to let the suspension settle!!

Once you have set up your suspension you can check your work with that other vital piece of technology the ball of string.

So with the stick and a ball of string you can check
ride height
camber(you need superstick for this)
Toe-in
caster
remember changing one will always affect the others so

measure, adjust, and recheck and recheck again

Regards
Stickman

You will also find a plumbers bob some clear plastic tubing and some water useful too for cheking front to back and corner to corner weight balancing.

Regards
The Stickman

And when you've finished, sit back and relax in your favourite chair.

NOS. Naff Old Stick

[quote="210bhp"]You will also find a plumbers bob some clear plastic tubing and some water useful too for cheking front to back and corner to corner weight balancing.

Next you'll be telling us you have a set of 4 wheel alignment divining sticks!! (Don't operate near water!!!)

Ian Donkin wrote:And when you've finished, sit back and relax in your favourite chair.

I've never seen one of those in Spec Savers!