Any way to measure lift?
When i bought my truck it had a lift on it, is there any way to quickly determine how much is on there? im trying to find some replacement parts and dont want to have to take it to an offroad shop to have them determine it.
With pics of the front control arms and springs, several of us will be able to guess fairly acurately what you have for a lift. Also, look under the body mounts to see if you have a body lift.
As far as something to measure to, I have roughly 3 1/2" of lift in the front of my truck and measuring between the upper and lower spring mounts (the flat steel lip portion), I have 14.5" of space between them.
As far as something to measure to, I have roughly 3 1/2" of lift in the front of my truck and measuring between the upper and lower spring mounts (the flat steel lip portion), I have 14.5" of space between them.
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Thanks i'm hoping that once I get my ball joints Tires and the shocks (they're blown right now) replaced im going to like them as well.. Im just not looking forward to the $$ outlay for new ones right now lol.
yep its a rancho 3" coil spacer. just put one in my buddies truck! i fit 33" under mine with just a 2" spacer (pic under my name is with that setup). but the 35" did not fit. so i had to get a 6" lift
Last edited by postie1686; Apr 24, 2009 at 11:26 AM.




