65 Barracuda daily driver
Oh wow, that sits a lot higher than mine, but I like it. Though, when I talked to ESPO, they told me the number of springs does not affect the height. You can ask for +1" springs, regardless of the number of springs. I think standard height will be fine with me. It appears to me that the top of the rim should be within an inch or two of the wheel well. Like in this ad:
Anyways, yesterday I started installing the carpet and new seat belts.
I still need to take more pictures. Unfortunately I had to put the old (BMW) seats back in. The new seat covers and foam that I ordered from Jegs mid-July are still not even made... Their supplier PUI has some sort of production problem and I probably won't get them until late October... I was pretty upset when they told me (after I called 4 times), especially because on their website they were still listed as shipping in two weeks. I also send them an email and they responded with a $40 rebate. That's nice I guess. I still rather had the seats than the money...
Oh wow, that sits a lot higher than mine, but I like it. Though, when I talked to ESPO, they told me the number of springs does not affect the height. You can ask for +1" springs, regardless of the number of springs. I think standard height will be fine with me. It appears to me that the top of the rim should be within an inch or two of the wheel well. Like in this ad:
Anyways, yesterday I started installing the carpet and new seat belts.
I still need to take more pictures. Unfortunately I had to put the old (BMW) seats back in. The new seat covers and foam that I ordered from Jegs mid-July are still not even made... Their supplier PUI has some sort of production problem and I probably won't get them until late October... I was pretty upset when they told me (after I called 4 times), especially because on their website they were still listed as shipping in two weeks. I also send them an email and they responded with a $40 rebate. That's nice I guess. I still rather had the seats than the money...
