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how to measure "lift"

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30 Nov 2011 19:54 #26969 by reaper
how to measure "lift" was created by reaper
long story short i was offerd a lift kit by a friend only thing was he couldnt remeber what size lift it was

its now fitted so is there a reliable way to calculate the lift ?

(stupidly i was so giddy a getting a free suspension set-up that i forgot to measure the truck before :whistle: )

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30 Nov 2011 19:56 #26970 by supergaz
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Measure a standard jimny then compare.

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30 Nov 2011 20:02 #26973 by reaper
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supergaz wrote: Measure a standard jimny then compare.


ha ha yea do you have one i can borrow ?

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30 Nov 2011 20:21 #26975 by supergaz
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With a big lift!!!

I'm sure you could go randomly measuring one in Tesco's car park!

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30 Nov 2011 20:39 #26979 by reaper
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hmm i wonder how long it will be before i get arrested for terrorism lol

next time i see a stocker im out at it with my tape :)

out of interest what distance does yours stand off the floor to under the wheel arch and what lift have you on ?

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30 Nov 2011 21:00 #26982 by supergaz
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Sorry no idea, Arches are well trimmed. Can't measure as it's up on ramps with no tranny box as I am fitting a Rocklobster ;-)

All I can say is,its very high! +3" springs, 1.5" spring spacers, 2"bodylift, Have to use my rock sliders as side steps.
This link may help you ;-)
www.bigjimny.com/index.php?option=com_ku...6&id=14036&Itemid=75

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