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Old 04-18-2004, 09:29 PM
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Originally Posted by waskillywabbit
Both front and rear are 41" from ground to center of bottom of fender well.



Serious???

You have 3" over me??? I wonder what the difference between the flares and non flares is?
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Originally Posted by SteveO
How about we set a standard here. Such as measuring from the ground to the center of the both fender wells? That will give us an average of what the overall lift of the vehicle is. For example, I may have larger tires than some, but a smaller lift than others, and vice-versa. This measurement will take into account larger tires, suspesnsion and body lift.
Yeah I guess no one caught on to where I measured. Now I`ll have to go back outside and measure again.
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39" front and rear
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Front 38"
Rear 40 1/4"
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Measuring from the center of the hub to the underside of the flare (give or take a few mm) :

front : 600 mm
rear : 630 mm
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Originally Posted by waskillywabbit
285/75/16s
882s and 891s
2" RB body lift

That's how I did it!

How do you like the 2" RB lift. Is it pretty noticable. How does it feel on the road?
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Originally Posted by Jboy
Yeah I guess no one caught on to where I measured. Now I`ll have to go back outside and measure again.
Sorry 'bout that, was trying to set a standard so everybody would have similiar numbers, and could visualize how large each vehicle really is. When I see numbers into the 40+ inch range, thats getting up there.
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Talking Hmmm

Originally Posted by Albuquerque Jim
Serious???

You have 3" over me??? I wonder what the difference between the flares and non flares is?
I dunno. I don't have any flares, so that has to be some and the difference in tires might be another, plus you only have a 1" BL, so that might be the rest.

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Talking 2" RB BL

Originally Posted by SteveO
How do you like the 2" RB lift. Is it pretty noticable. How does it feel on the road?
I love my ride's ride. It rides great! The only way you tell I have a BL is the front bumper gap, but it doesn't bother me, so I'm not going to mess with it. I too was suprised when I measured how high I'm up there, but again, it's a relatively new lift and I'm sure it'll sag a bit over time...

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Originally Posted by waskillywabbit
I love my ride's ride. It rides great! The only way you tell I have a BL is the front bumper gap, but it doesn't bother me, so I'm not going to mess with it. I too was suprised when I measured how high I'm up there, but again, it's a relatively new lift and I'm sure it'll sag a bit over time...

Thats what I'm hoping for, that sagging action. According to All Pro, their springs are pre-cycled, so they shouldn't sag that much. However, we shall see. I have yet to really flex em out hard and see what they can really do.
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Originally Posted by SteveO
Thats what I'm hoping for, that sagging action. According to All Pro, their springs are pre-cycled, so they shouldn't sag that much. However, we shall see. I have yet to really flex em out hard and see what they can really do.
Let's go!
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Front 38" Fender to ground
Rear 38.5" Fender to Ground

I have the little chrome trim pieces still attached. With my all silver truck, they're not really all that noticeable, but that may affect the measurement a bit. I know my truck is about 4" taller overall than stock 3rd Gen 4Runners.

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OK here is an updated measurment of Big Bad Blue.

Front and rear from the bottom of my Bushwackers to the concrete ground I have 44"s
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41"- rear
40.5"- front
No flares
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