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air suspension or not, the front wheel gap on ls460 is always more than that in the back. for car with air suspension that i have worked with, always have to lower the front more in order to "match" the rear
It's because the rear quarter panel has less of a radius than the front fenders. Measure the height off the ground at the front of the side skirt compared to the rear or the skirt. See if it's really different
Your car is an AWD, I take it, since you are in MA? That may explain the bulk of the extra "gap". I see this on my current car which is also AWD.
My RWD 460 with air suspension, on the other hand, could - on occasion (typically right after coming off the highway) - be slightly lower in front - still more gap than in the rear, but not by much. Sometimes it would surprise me actually.
Your car is an AWD, I take it, since you are in MA? That may explain the bulk of the extra "gap". I see this on my current car which is also AWD.
My RWD 460, on the other hand, could - on occasion (typically right after coming off the highway) - be slightly lower in front - still more gap than in the rear, but not by much. Sometimes it would surprise me actually.
Yup..my AWD has more gap than a LS with rwd. Main reason my controller is set lower on front vs rear
It's because the rear quarter panel has less of a radius than the front fenders. Measure the height off the ground at the front of the side skirt compared to the rear or the skirt. See if it's really different
Your car is an AWD, I take it, since you are in MA? That may explain the bulk of the extra "gap". I see this on my current car which is also AWD.
My RWD 460 with air suspension, on the other hand, could - on occasion (typically right after coming off the highway) - be slightly lower in front - still more gap than in the rear, but not by much. Sometimes it would surprise me actually.
That is correct it is an AWD, and yes an AWD is necessary in MA for winter driving
That is correct it is an AWD, and yes an AWD is necessary in MA for winter driving
I figured based on the model year! Ever since AWD has been offered ('09), RWD LS cars are virtually non-existent up here (well, except for those of us who have/had '07 and '08s)
I never ventured in the snow with my RWD 460, something about keeping road salt off it (more than anything else). The shrink is helping with that, just not quickly enough.
2010 LS 460 Height Front Vs. Rear Question
The shrink is helping with that, just not quickly enough.
