Setting front ride height?

[Cuda67bnl]

I found this diagram on a different post in the forum concerning setting ride height. When I measure down from the bottom of the frame, do I measure to “A” or “B”? Measuring to A my current measurement is fairly close. But the coach has an extreme nose up appearance. That plate is 1/2” thick, so that’s a bit of difference. I’m having tires put on in the morning, and may have the alignment checked if they can do it. I want to make sure the ride height is correct.

[Schuby]

I would say B, you have the AS120 and measurement is from the top of the axle not the spacer plate.

[Bruce Anthon]

Yes B. If the coach appears to be running up hill, double check your rear ride height as well.

[Old Scout]

What Bruce said.

[Owlhh]

How do you adjust ride height on 2003 40’ Alpine

[wolfe10]

While there is a small amount of adjustment with the valve itself, if very far out of spec, these (come in several lengths) allow for easy, infinite adjustment:


https://www.heightcontrolvalve.com/shopexd.asp?id=109

[Old Scout]

Adjusting ride height is relatively easy to do, but modest changes in ride height can make significant changes in weight distribution. If you don't have the experience or the time to measure weight distribution after adjustment, you may be changing more than you bargained for. Changes in weight distribution can adversely affect handling and tire wear, especially if the changes occur corner to corner.

[Owlhh]

How and where o you do the adjustment?
Thank you

[Cuda67bnl]

Originally Posted by Owlhh

How and where o you do the adjustment?

You have to adjust the ride height valves. Located near each wheel, on the frame.