"Stock" 2nd gen runner owners - can you take some measurements for me?
Oct 12, 2008 | 08:42 AM
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"Stock" 2nd gen runner owners - can you take some measurements for me?
I forgot to measure a couple things to see how much improvement I ended up with from my new rear suspension.
How much below the rear axle does the lower link mount go?
How much below the frame does the lower link mount extend?
If you have 33x10.50 and are at stock height, what is the lowest part behind the tcase crossmember?
How much below the rear axle does the lower link mount go?
How much below the frame does the lower link mount extend?
If you have 33x10.50 and are at stock height, what is the lowest part behind the tcase crossmember?
Oct 14, 2008 | 10:55 AM
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Checked mine;
T-Case clearance below skid; 11½"
Lower Control Arm bracket, attached to axle; 10" lowest point w/31" tire
Lower Control Arm Bracket, attached to frame; 14" lowest point*
I have rear airbags. These settings are with the rear fender at 36" from the ground to match the front. Truck sits at a slight rake w/fenders even, so stock LCA @ the frame would probably be ~13". The axle-mounted LCA bracket would be unaffected. The t-case clearance change would be ½" or less.
T-Case clearance below skid; 11½"
Lower Control Arm bracket, attached to axle; 10" lowest point w/31" tire
Lower Control Arm Bracket, attached to frame; 14" lowest point*
I have rear airbags. These settings are with the rear fender at 36" from the ground to match the front. Truck sits at a slight rake w/fenders even, so stock LCA @ the frame would probably be ~13". The axle-mounted LCA bracket would be unaffected. The t-case clearance change would be ½" or less.
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