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Old 09-29-2008, 10:30 PM
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Stock IFS height?

My truck is pretty low in the front. Anyone have a measurement from rim to fender on flat ground? I'm thinking I might someday put BJ spacers in not relax the t-bars any as the seem to be already relaxed.

My A-arms are almost parallel to the ground.
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Originally Posted by Matt16
My truck is pretty low in the front. Anyone have a measurement from rim to fender on flat ground? I'm thinking I might someday put BJ spacers in not relax the t-bars any as the seem to be already relaxed.

My A-arms are almost parallel to the ground.
IIRC the measurement from the top of the rim lip to bottom of the fender lip is 15 1/2" stock I maybe wrong but I am sure someone will correct me if I am
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It would be interesting to see if the caster angle is tilted back enough towards OEM spec that it makes a difference. The steering feels a little "floaty" when going around tighter corning on the highway.

(How do you fix your steering? More lift!)

Instead of asking what caster is, read this.

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