Can someone measure their stock Z85 (preferably an ext cab) from the ground to the fender well on all four corners. I'm still trying to figure out how much drop I actually got with my DJM 2" springs and I forgot to measure before I dropped it. Thanks in advance.
Bykerbrad63
Not a ext cab but when DJM did there a-arm how to they measured 19 1/2 in the front and 20 1/2 in the rear. They measured from the center of the wheel to the fender lip.
thats the most acurate measurement because youre only measureing suspension height.
ground up you have variables like wheel size, tire size, tire inflation, tire ware etc.
ground up you have variables like wheel size, tire size, tire inflation, tire ware etc.
yeah i've been in many arguements with guys about that. for the "mines bigger" or "mines lower" ground up is perfect. however to measure the hub up to the fender only the suspension height and body lift for the lifted guys. the flares may come into play but one could figure that in.
it was stock hight on a crew cab so i am assuming zq8. someone correct me if i am wrong.
Colorado Lowering Kit, Canyon Lowering Kit, DJM Suspension
Colorado Lowering Kit, Canyon Lowering Kit, DJM Suspension
the one they used was a regular z85. the weight of the CC versus single would be .25" IF THAT
2005 Canyon crew cab all stock 4x4 I5 auto
RF=33 1/4
LF=33 1/4
RR=34 1/2
LR=34 1/4
FROM FLOOR TO FENDER FLAIR EDGE
hope this helps
RF=33 1/4
LF=33 1/4
RR=34 1/2
LR=34 1/4
FROM FLOOR TO FENDER FLAIR EDGE
hope this helps
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