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All sedans/coupe and wagons had the same 95.3" wheelbase

All sedans/coupe had the same 50" front and rear wheel tread but wagons were F 50.2" and R 49.6" wide

All sedan/coupe and wagons were the same 61.4"body width.

Sedan/coupe body length was 160.2" while the wagons were 163.2"

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wikepedia says the wheelbase is 95.3" ... but it seems to be more like 97-98" between the center of the spindles/hubs

 

for example, a Mini cooper on wikipedia says 97"; and it really is 97" when you measure it ... where are you getting your number datzenmike?

 

 maybe you have a zx strut swap? :lol: :lol:

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I will measure it exactly tomorrow, maybe it's cause I have more front caster than stock ... I have shortened 510 struts not 280zx

 

any easy way to measure the exact wheelbase? .... I need the exact length for a future project

wheels off and steerinjg very straight   then measure center to center of hubs 

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I will measure it exactly tomorrow, maybe it's cause I have more front caster than stock ... I have shortened 510 struts not 280zx

 

any easy way to measure the exact wheelbase? .... I need the exact length for a future project

 

 

Wheelbase is only center to center of the tires not the actual width of anything proper like the wheel mounting surface. Rim offset would change this. 

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