I'm planning on adjusting my floats tomorrow, and I know that it's best to adjust them while having the vehicle on a level surface. Okay, now here's my question, after I have a nice flat surface for my car to sit on while I do the adjustments...what position should the body of the car be? Unfortunatly, I've got air shocks (been on the car for nearly 10 years now! 
), and I wanted to know how I should position the body when doing the adjustments. Do I leave air in the shocks...which will obviously cause the front end to dip down at an angle? Or do I remove all the air out of the shocks...causing the rear to dip down at an angle, leaving the front higher? OR, do I leave some air in the shocks, but only enough to try to make both front and rear and equal as possible? Thanks! :thumbsup: :beers:
), and I wanted to know how I should position the body when doing the adjustments. Do I leave air in the shocks...which will obviously cause the front end to dip down at an angle? Or do I remove all the air out of the shocks...causing the rear to dip down at an angle, leaving the front higher? OR, do I leave some air in the shocks, but only enough to try to make both front and rear and equal as possible? Thanks! :thumbsup: :beers:
