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KILOCHARLIE



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SVO suspension height compared to standard

Hi all, I know the height of the L405 is 471mm front, 468mm rear (measured from the centre of the hub to the underside of the wheel arch but does anyone know the factory height for the SVO model please?

I read somewhere there was a drop all around, likely lower at the front than the rear, but I can’t find any info online. Thanks

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JamboM3



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Think I read in the MY17 brochure that it was 8mm lower all round

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The US brochure has it at 0.3" lower (page 21). Mike - MPx

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KILOCHARLIE



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Awesome. Thanks both

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