Calling 99 stock suspension 3rd gens
#1
Calling 99 stock suspension 3rd gens
Can someone do me a favor and meaure your 99 4runner from the bottom side middle of the body (where running boards would be) to the ground. Of course with no lifts would be best. THANKS
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#10
Originally Posted by Godzilla
do you want the measurement from the bottom of the running boards or from the rockers?
Would it be possible to include measurement from the hub center to the underside of the fender flares for both front and rear?
Appreciate it. Thanks!
#11
thanks funrunner
I just checked and im 20 in
with 265/75/17
Originally Posted by deprunner
fuzion whats your hieght now on your 97?
with 265/75/17
Last edited by FUZION; Feb 25, 2006 at 03:32 PM.
#12
Originally Posted by FUZION
Can someone do me a favor and meaure your 99 4runner from the bottom side middle of the body (where running boards would be) to the ground. Of course with no lifts would be best. THANKS 

#15
Originally Posted by RoySharif
Hi,
Would it be possible to include measurement from the hub center to the underside of the fender flares for both front and rear?
Appreciate it. Thanks!
Would it be possible to include measurement from the hub center to the underside of the fender flares for both front and rear?
Appreciate it. Thanks!
#16
Originally Posted by FUZION
Can someone do me a favor and meaure your 99 4runner from the bottom side middle of the body (where running boards would be) to the ground. Of course with no lifts would be best. THANKS 

#19
Originally Posted by X-AWDriver
Is there a height diff with the different springs?
So, if I have the tow package, why do I sit lower (since I would have the HD springs)? I didn't know this before....
Hmmmm...
#20
My 2000 measures 18.25"-18.5" with 275/70R16 tires. Subtract 0.25" for the tires and that puts it between 18.0" and 18.25" to the bottom of the pinch seam.
Center of hub to the bottom of the flare is 20" up front and 20.5" in the rear.
Center of hub to the bottom of the flare is 20" up front and 20.5" in the rear.


