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Haylands



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Where are you measuring from Stan, should measure from center of wheel to bottom of wheel arch, not from ground as that will vary due to tyre pressure, load in car, amount of petrol etc etc... basically anything that would change the depth of the tyres sidewall... Pete
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always measure from bottom of rim to top of wheel arch [the metal bit] ... - .- -.




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Haylands



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Yeah that'll work.... I can't bend down that low Rolling with laughter Rolling with laughter Pete
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and why not use the top of the rim instead..... it bit higher... Whistle Laughing If it dont work.......burn it!

If the IId tool cant fix it.......burn the FF.

If the FF cant be fixed......buy a Land Cruiser!

If the LC cant be fixed..............................................BUY a horse !!

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i'm sure there's a logical reason not to do it that way.. ... - .- -.




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measure from wheel centre stan, this removes any diameter issues with your rim Rolling with laughter (someone had too!)

seriously though.... .
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it wont affect the measurement on all four corners if i measure from the same position and as my heights are near to your 'chart' figures ,thats ok with me..

mine front 770, rear 760mm


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is there any way of defaulting the heights to the original OE spec? ... - .- -.




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I find it easiest to set the heights to the approx heights, then do a full calibration Thumbs Up

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thanks mikey,


also going back to the 9mm tolerance, if both fronts are increased by a number will this tolerance be applied to both heights or is it possible that one will possibly get an extra 9mm and the other something else.. ... - .- -.




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In a perfect world, all sensors would read 0mm

However, you have the tolerance of 9mm per side, so you can have +9mm on one side, and -9mm on the other. It doesn't matter what the calibrated values are, as long as they are within the limits of calibration

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