Exactly?
120mm. Give or take a couple, here and there.
Too low to get over the skid rails on the sides of the pit at the testing station. Had to run her along some boards to raise her up. :roll:
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Yep Mine has the lip on and is 110mm ...
39mm!!!! on the other hand ... bloodyhell!!!! Is that on low springs or what?
I dunno how you drive it with 4 cms of clearance ... you wouldnt be able to clear a cain toad up here in QLD
BTW: I use re-enforced 10mm steel ramps to get mine in the driveway hehehe was a small price ($260) to get easy access to a now perfectly flat driveway
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
yeh with pedders low suspension, the lowest point on the car (without the lip) is 101mm. soo. i obviously dont drive around all teh time with it on tho! faaark that.
i know a guy with an orig walky and he had his driveway re-concreted to get his up the driveway!!talk about a dedicated car lover!
Well if suspension hasn't changed, then it will probably be lower, as it sags over time. If modified, then it will be lower.
Not many walkys going round that would be 85mm I don't think...
well concidering that 100mm is legal and the walkys were all made to adr and compliance that would mean that they would have to be atleast 100mm :. 120mm sounds about right. 38mm man roads between surfaces can vary upto 20mm ther for you would only have 18mm of clearance without suspension travel. bugger that
haha i know what u mean, i dusnt like being driven on bumpy roads :/.
it hits sometimes on the slightest change in road surfaces. makes you drive really cautiously tho.
I should have measured the height of one of them yesterday as i was out cruising with 5 of them. One car's front lip actually touched the ground under hard braking. All cars looked identical in height.
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