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DIY Ace wrote:
Does the suspension not auto-level or go into extended mode when it senses the weight lift off the wheel?
No, because the weight is still on the arm (which is in effect the wheel)
30th Nov 2022 8:39 am
DIY Ace
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The pictures show the wheel in airborn position. I think the photos speak for themselves. It was absolutely impossible for me to rock the car off the ball. Of course, this is your own responsibility.
Does the suspension not auto-level or go into extended mode when it senses the weight lift off the wheel?
In my testing, the ride height was automatically lowered to the step-in height. The resulting angle changes in movement on the wishbone are perfectly intercepted by the ball mount.
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