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Originally Posted by Cotten
My rule of thumb is about 8 inches.
If you tie the car down in the back by the frame rather than the rear end housing it helps a lot.
The biggest problem I've encountered is the car on top wants to move sideways.
I chock the front AND rear wheels to prevent this.
Hope this helps
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Mikey, I get your concern and methodology.
I just never liked compressing expensive racing springs for days or weeks at a time.
You know the new car transporters chain the frame and crank them way down for clearance and stability. May be okay for your new car, on a one time basis ;-)
I think maybe crossed straps on the housing and then maybe snap on a couple of safety hooked chain to limit any upward movement..Just a thought..