Lift question
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why dont you just measure the middle of the front tire to the top of the front wheel well.... then measure the middle of the rear tire to the top of the rear wheel well.... if its two inches off... then you have your answer.....
but my guess is no!
but my guess is no!
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Before my lift went in, I measured the gap that S_e_x is talking about.S_e_X-Terra said:
Front: 19.5"
Rear: 20"
So, there is a .5" rake on the truck. If you lifted the front 2", you'd have a 1.5" rake, but your front would be sticking up higher than the back.
I measured this on my OR, and on a stock S, so I'm going to guess all trims are the same, if not very similar.
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im 1.25" higher in the front with the top gun spacers, without any lift in the rear.
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every truck is a little different.... that sound about right to me....
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My 05 OR 4wd is an inch shorter in the front.
Though I measured from the ground to the middle of the wheel well, both tires are within a couple pounds of pressure of each other.
I suspect that measuring from the middle of the hub (if you can hold it there) is more accurate.
Though I measured from the ground to the middle of the wheel well, both tires are within a couple pounds of pressure of each other.
I suspect that measuring from the middle of the hub (if you can hold it there) is more accurate.
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problem with measuring from the ground is if you are a little hard on driving you could wear the rear tires out faster and thus it would change the measurements. if you measure from the center of the wheel the height to the top of the wells will never change unless there is modification to the suspension....tires will not have an effect!
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