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Neat masking job. I am sure that you have already found the need to wear a full coverall when you spray topcoat. Saves taking a solvent bath.
Hi All, Vette, Yes. The effect of lowering the spring pan will be to provide less constraint to the spring and allow the suspension to move
Hello Donn Welcome to the forum. I think it must have been your adventure that the Roadster Factory newsletter mentioned several
Mine is lowered about 1/2" and looks a lot better - the radius point for the wheel is centered on the fender arch. If you go too low the caster
i bought a 1275 with ribcase that sat in garage for 7 years ??---the trans shifter was missing along with cover.
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