October 19, 201015 yr I want my brat to be low like this one and also what is up with these rims? exspecially the ones in the back? What kind are they?
October 19, 201015 yr Looks like a stock brat w/ redrilled 14' or 15" chevy sixlugs w/ low profile rubber.
October 19, 201015 yr Author Looks like a stock brat w/ redrilled 14' or 15" chevy sixlugs w/ low profile rubber. How is it level? mines not level at all. SJ
October 19, 201015 yr It's not. The angle is deceptive from picture. It's called "forced perspective" There is however an adjustment on the rear torsion bar and the front spring seats.
October 19, 201015 yr Author It's not. The angle is deceptive from picture. It's called "forced perspective" There is however an adjustment on the rear torsion bar and the front spring seats. I knew about the rear adjustment but I didnt know about the front, thanks ill try the front and see if it levels out. SJ
October 19, 201015 yr If you raise the front using the strut spring perch adjusters (if it still has them - many have been replaced with non-stock struts) it should only be done for off-road as it will create a positive camber situation and will rapidly wear out your front tires on the road (outer edge wear - especially on turns). The rear adjust is safe to use anytime but the front should be left fully down unless you are not on the pavement. EA81's already have a tendancy to wear the outer edge of the tires in turns - jacking up the struts will just make it that much worse. If you want to level it a 1" lift on the front only would come pretty close to doing that but with such a small lift camber correction is not easily done. GD Edited October 19, 201015 yr by GeneralDisorder
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