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 Fender to wheel measurement requests.
#526829
11/16/04 05:08 AM
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Joined: May 2001
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I'm trying to figure out my exact front spring lift. I plan to order new front springs and need to know what size to order.
If you have an 89 and later truck, 35" tires and 15" wheels, can you tell me what the measurement is between the bottom of your front fender and the top of your front wheel? And what lift you have and whether it's IFS or SAS. I'd appreciate it.
If anyone can remember the stock measurement that might be helpful too. Thanks.
Last edited by Brian894X4; 11/16/04 05:12 AM.
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Re: Fender to wheel measurement requests.
[Re: Brian894X4]
#526830
11/16/04 07:35 AM
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Joined: Dec 2003
Posts: 72
Getting the Wheeling Fever
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I remember reading somewhere that the stock measurement was around 13.5" I believe it was at off-road.com. I have a 94' and cranked torsion bars and my rim to fender measurmeant is 15" all the way aroud.
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Re: Fender to wheel measurement requests.
[Re: Brian894X4]
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11/16/04 04:39 PM
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Anonymous
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depends on how much lift you want actually, are you looking for STOCK height?
everyone's vary's depending on what springs they're running...
how much lift are you looking for in the springs?
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