On Tue, 25 Jun 1996, Lawrence Stivers wrote: > On Tue, 25 Jun 1996, sstones wrote: > > > I tried to avoid continuing this thread... But couldn't help myself... > > > > Level it by raising the sagging rear back up to it's proper height... > > That would, however be "fixing" it and not a sano customization, so you > > may not want to go that route. > > > Uhhhhhh, what does "Sano" mean, anyway. I just drive a camper that has > about 5 inches from the top of the tire to the bottom of the fender. I > don't do sano bithin rad hip hop hype mac daddy anything. Woah, Re-reading my note to you I found that it sounds quite rude. This was not my intention, and I wish to appologise to you if you found it to be less than friendly. I was attempting to poke fun at people who do know what sano means (no, I don't either) but in re-reading my note it looks like I was taking a poke at you personally. I was serious about raising the rear though, stiffer coils would probably be cheaper than a new front end/spindle assembly. Again, sorry if I sounded offensive, I should have dropped a :) in there. and best of luck with your levelling
Cheers, SStones, Toronto Ont. <sstones@io.org>
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