where measure front ride height

[DamnYankee]

When measuring front ride height, are you measuring at the front edge of the foot boxes, or on chassis behind the wheels?
thx

[David Williamson]

I measured it just behind the front wheels. The frame is flat so anywhere close to the wheels is good.
David W

[DamnYankee]

Thanks David. Initially I thought the frame angled up going forward (looking cockeyed), then I checked with a straight edge and saw its flat.
thanks again

[egchewy79]

I measured under the 4" round frame just behind the front wheels. For what it's worth, I cut 2 pieces of 2x4 at 4 and 4.5" and used them to measure the front and rear ride heights respectively. It's hard to get an accurate measurement w/ a tape measure IMO.

edit: sorry, realized this was a coupe question, not for roadster, but same principles should apply.

[Erik W. Treves]

I measure it at square tube directly under each lower control arm - GEN3 I am assuming

[DamnYankee]

I measured under the 4" round frame just behind the front wheels. For what it's worth, I cut 2 pieces of 2x4 at 4 and 4.5" and used them to measure the front and rear ride heights respectively. It's hard to get an accurate measurement w/ a tape measure IMO.

Same here, I use blocks to check height.

[DamnYankee]

I measure it at square tube directly under each lower control arm - GEN3 I am assuming

Thanks Erik

[maclonchas]

I could not use a tape measure and wanted something that was easily found in my tool box and was reliable. A speed square works well and fits under the car and with the F/R marked on the speed square , I get repeatable measurements