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> "Tegger" wrote in message
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>> "Ray O" wrote in
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>>> "Tegger" wrote in message
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>>>>>> Just checked a number of other Honda manuals I have. No height given
>>>>>> in any of them. I wonder why?
>>>>>
>>>>> tch tch tch...gettin' a little testy, Tegger? ;)
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>>>> No, really. I'm just a bit surprised there are no specs at all for
>>>> ride height.
>>>>
>>>> Every other suspension setting is there, even stuff that's not
>>>> adjustable, but not ride height.
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>>> There is a specification for ride height somewhere, because I've had to
>>> look it up. It is not listed in a convenient place where one would
>>> expect to find it. I think it was in the body repair manual or
>>> alignment specs.
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>> Not for any Honda I have access to documentation for.
>>
>> I have literally every other spec, including densely detailed frame
>> repair schematics, but no ride height. The only height information
>> available is the overall height to the highest point of the roof.
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>> --
>> Tegger
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> In the '93 Previa and '97 Avalon factory service manuals, the suspension
> height is in the Steering and Axle section as an alignment specification.

Do you have the Previa service manual, or is this just top of the head info?

Here's the deal: supposedly, one of the Previas came with dual-piston calipers, and they will bolt right on to an '88 Supra...

Hmmmm....