standard heights

[kbekl]

any one know what the standard heights of the mav/terrano are from the ground or from the hub? cant seem to find the technical diagrams

 

[briggie]

any one know what the standard heights of the mav/terrano are from the ground or from the hub? cant seem to find the technical diagrams

http://www.nissanpress.co.uk/press_.../2003/Terrano-engine-data-dimensions_2003.pdf

 

[kbekl]

http://www.nissanpress.co.uk/press_.../2003/Terrano-engine-data-dimensions_2003.pdf

almost their pete lol not quite tho

their is a height difference from front to back that ais what i am after thats why i asked about a diagram

 

[11redrex]

there's stuff in the manual download about setting the suspension, ride height, etc. up but it only talks about the suspension itself, not the actual height of the vehicle off the ground. Maybe it's in the manual for our model ?

 

[kbekl]

there's stuff in the manual download about setting the suspension, ride height, etc. up but it only talks about the suspension itself, not the actual height of the vehicle off the ground. Maybe it's in the manual for our model ?

i have a owners manual but didnt find it in their some one showed me a diagram of another 4x4 thought we might have one

 

[briggie]

page 31 might be usefull

http://bebrs.pie-dabas.net/Webs/Terrano/R20/gi.pdf

 

[lacroupade]

But the correct way Karl is to check the suspension section where you'll find that the correct suspension height is expressed as a differential (about 1.8" or so I think) between the inner and outer ends of the wishbone.

Fitting larger tyres will change the ride height, for example, but having the correct measurement at the wishbone maintains the proper relationship between suspension components...