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posted on December 29th, 2012 at 08:27 PM
New tyres - what happened!!


Okay what have I done? :lol: I bought a couple of new tyres to replace the back ones on my 67 beetle - jacked up the car put them on (same size) let the jack down and found I had a new ride height - and the wheels look like they canter in (if the car dropped now the wheel arches would sit on the top of the tyres) - I believe the back end may be lowered slightly but can't be sure but the front end has a 4" narrowed beam - the car/wheel arches now sitting a 4 or more inches higher at the back :!:
I cleaned a fair bit of muck from under the car but didn't adjust anything any ideas?
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posted on December 29th, 2012 at 08:39 PM



It's Ok. As soon as you move the car a few metres it will go back to it's normal position. Swing axles do this when they are jacked up.
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posted on December 29th, 2012 at 09:17 PM



Oohhh okay - thanks thought I'd broken something ! he's waiting on an engine rebuild so I just had him stationary and didn't move/drive him :)



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