Cerbera Standard Ride Height
Discussion
After around 3.5 Years away from TVR ownership I am looking to come back into the fold with a Cerbera towards the end of this year (this will hopefully be my fourth TVR)..
My drive is sloped and I had no issues with my previous two Chim's I wondered does anyone know exactly how much lower a standard Cerbera is than a Chim..
In typical TVR gauge reading fashion semi-accurate estimates will do
Thanks
My drive is sloped and I had no issues with my previous two Chim's I wondered does anyone know exactly how much lower a standard Cerbera is than a Chim..
In typical TVR gauge reading fashion semi-accurate estimates will do
Thanks
My drive does have a crest as it goes from the pavement and slopes up....was fine in the chim but with the Cerbera being longer it may bottom out in the middle..
Guess I should test drive one at Fernies (know them all very well) and give it a go..either that or get creative with some cement..
Guess I should test drive one at Fernies (know them all very well) and give it a go..either that or get creative with some cement..
Depends on suspension settings, exhaust system, tyres, previous owners setup
But, the lowest points on the car are usually the seat bolts or the bolts holding the metal plate over the tunnel. Mine are about 90mm from the road surface.
For a slope though you're more likely to scrape the front chin spoiler or rear tailpipes, depending on slope angle, direction, parking technique etc, but i'd have thought if you'd got a Chim in then you'd be ok with a Cerbera.
But, the lowest points on the car are usually the seat bolts or the bolts holding the metal plate over the tunnel. Mine are about 90mm from the road surface.
For a slope though you're more likely to scrape the front chin spoiler or rear tailpipes, depending on slope angle, direction, parking technique etc, but i'd have thought if you'd got a Chim in then you'd be ok with a Cerbera.
I've just lowered mine back down slightly and I have a slope onto the drive and then a hefty slopy in the garage. I can just about get up and down the slope on to the drive without a problem. However, the garage now has nice ramps placed of the dip where the drain is, no way would I be getting in without ramps! 

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