Pole Position A-arm install questions

[whytry]

I recently purchased the Pole Position A arms, (SPC performance) part numbers 94302, and 94303, for my 68 Camaro, with the Mook K5208 ball joints. I have stock disc brake spindles and could not get the ball joint to sit down low enough to close the gap on between the spindle and the A-arm. I used the spacers that come with the A-arms and got the gap to close. Upon completion of the install in the car I noticed the car sits about 2.5" higher in the front than it did with the stock A-arms.
Has anybody else had this problem?
Also the directions show one for left and one for right, but how do I know if they are sitting in the driver seat when they mark them L,R or standing in front of the car looking at the headlights. I tried putting the A-arm over the stock ones and if you flip them over either one will go in either place...
Please help....

[Dust87ss]

The weld on the ball joint place goes to the front of the car. I'm not sure what you mean by the "gap" b/w the arm and spindle.

[zbugger]

If there's a long and a short side, usually the short side goes to the rear of the car.

[whytry]

Allen, that's how I have them now, which is what I thought was correct, but it's not sitting correctly. I will take some pictures tonight of the after. I have before's.

Dust - For the gap, the ball joint did not set all the way down in the spindle so I used the spacers that were in with the A-arms to get it to sit correctly..

I also noticed it is sitting about 1" closer to the end of the fenderwell than before and the arms are adjsuted all the way in....

[whytry]

From what it sounds like from what the guy @ SPC told me I might have them upside down. This would cause them to lift the car up about 2" and push the top of the tire out towards the fenderwell. But if I flip them over it looks like the ball joint is moved forward. Does that sound correct to any of you?

[whytry]

OK called Marcus (SC and C) he gaev me the rundown with these arms. It looks like I need to get the flat ball joint plates and that should resolve most of the issues....

Thanks again Marcus!!!