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#184876 09/29/10 08:19 AM
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I have almost finished my roadster but it seems to sit too high. At the rear it measures 32 1/2 inches from the ground to the top of opening in the rear guard/fender At the front it measures 30 inches. I have looked at many Google images for 37/38 roadsters and coupes. Some sit up high and others look just right. Others of course are heavily lowered and are almost sitting on the ground. If you have a 37/38 roadster/coupe and feel that it is sitting right could you measure your car and see how it compares to mine.
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Terry

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Originally Posted by terry hicks
I have almost finished my roadster but it seems to sit too high. At the rear it measures 32 1/2 inches from the ground to the top of opening in the rear guard/fender At the front it measures 30 inches. I have looked at many Google images for 37/38 roadsters and coupes. Some sit up high and others look just right. Others of course are heavily lowered and are almost sitting on the ground. If you have a 37/38 roadster/coupe and feel that it is sitting right could you measure your car and see how it compares to mine.
Thanks
Terry

My 38 Coupe measures 28&3/4" front and back. That's with a full tank of gas and no one in the car. BTW.I have a Master with shocks. It looks like it sets about right.

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I had the same problem with my 37 Master Deluxe. I had the rear springs rearched and the spring shop put too much arch in them. Had to take them back and have them redone.


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