2500 Stock Ride Height
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RE: 2500 Stock Ride Height
I can measure mine tomorrow for you. It is stock, no lift, stock rims and tires, no leveling. It does have Firestone aribags, but I don't think they effect anything. I keep them with about 6lbs of pressure when not hauling.
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RE: 2500 Stock Ride Height
OK, gave it an effort.
Center front bumer to ground, excluding black garnish piece = 15 1/8"
Left front tire, in front of tire,ground to bottom of black garnish piece on bumper = 16"
Left front tire behind tire = 17 1/2"
Rear tire in front of tire = 19 1/2"
Rear tire behind tire = 22"
Center of tailgate top to ground 56 3/4"
Around the tires was a bit different because I have Mopar flares, so I measureeither infront or behind theflares, depending on tire, ground to bottom of sheet metal which includes the approximate 1"horizontal sheet metal piece.
Bear in mind, mine is a 4x4, heavy duty, and I do have the air bags, not sure if the springs are different.
Hope this helps and is not incredibly confusing.
Center front bumer to ground, excluding black garnish piece = 15 1/8"
Left front tire, in front of tire,ground to bottom of black garnish piece on bumper = 16"
Left front tire behind tire = 17 1/2"
Rear tire in front of tire = 19 1/2"
Rear tire behind tire = 22"
Center of tailgate top to ground 56 3/4"
Around the tires was a bit different because I have Mopar flares, so I measureeither infront or behind theflares, depending on tire, ground to bottom of sheet metal which includes the approximate 1"horizontal sheet metal piece.
Bear in mind, mine is a 4x4, heavy duty, and I do have the air bags, not sure if the springs are different.
Hope this helps and is not incredibly confusing.