To avoid the cost of drop spindles I got one of the shortest street QA1s available, with a 7in 350Ib spring.
The mounts I got from BeeBani are for the Rod End shock, I opted for the poly bushed model, http://www.summitracing.com/parts/hal-aln3855p, which required trimming to fit, easy. The spring is barely compressed in the pic.
After needing a forklift to get it off the lift I drove it onto, here is the initial ride height setting...
Camber is exaggerated by uneven ground and the ride height. I believe that was on the shock bump stop.
Take your time when setting the lower shock mount; ensure spring clearance with the upper arm as it articulates up and down. I did not; the result was the top hat and spring catching and resting on the upper arm. I chose to plasma cut and grind out about 6-7mm to clear it.
Don't make the mistake I did!
More to come..