Just went from H&R to JIC suspension and have searched all over for ride height recomendations...
What if we start thread with that info
Suspension: JIC
Wheels: 19 inch 235-35-19 and 295-30-19 Toyo R888
Measuring from the ground to the top of the fender through the center of the wheel
Height front: searching
Height rear:searching

 

PM JCPMemphis as he has the best setup with the JIC.

 

KW3
315/25/19 MPS2 25.25"
235/35/19 MPS2 24.87"

This is one of the best suspensions I have used and the setup is spot on, if a bit low. Handling is sublime.

 

The correct way to measure ride height is to go under the car with a pair of inside calipers or whatever you have that will correctly measure a distance from floor to the measuring point on the car while in your extended hand.

For the front, look for a green-headed bolt a few inches ahead of the front anti-roll bar attachment block. Measure from the flat surface to the ground. In the rear, look a little forward and inboard from the rear anti-roll bar attachment block. There is a flat spot on the crossmember with a little hole drilled in it. Measure from the flat surace around the hole to the ground.

This is the perfect time to do corner banalcing and alignment and it is recommended once you change the ride height.

For a street/track compromise setting I found that 115mm front and 135mm rear worked pretty well, if you're careful on the street.

 

Didnt find him on the members list can you help me with an e mail or link to find him please?
Tks