Suspension measument help

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Hello all I have tried to search for this without much luck. I have to admit though I am new to the forums and may have searched wrong don't beat me up too much.

I am ordering some king shocks and I am being asked the following:

"What is the distance from the upper shock mount to the lower shock mount with the vehicle lifted up like that (with the tires hanging down)? I need these measurments for the front and rear."

I would get them myself but I will be wprking 7 days a week for the next month and just don't have the time.

I have a 2017 TRD Pro, has anyone already taken these measurements?
 
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Hello all I have tried to search for this without much luck. I have to admit though I am new to the forums and may have searched wrong don't beat me up too much.

I am ordering some king shocks and I am being asked the following:

"What is the distance from the upper shock mount to the lower shock mount with the vehicle lifted up like that (with the tires hanging down)? I need these measurments for the front and rear."

I would get them myself but I will be wprking 7 days a week for the next month and just don't have the time.

I have a 2017 TRD Pro, has anyone already taken these measurements?

Just call and tell them you have a 2010 and up Toyota 4Runner. They know the dimensions and have them part numbered.
You really think they are going to rely on some weekend warrior's measurement skills? I wouldn't.

Also, in the future I would not post how busy YOU are for justification for someone else doing your work. We are all busy. We all have lives.
 
Just call and tell them you have a 2010 and up Toyota 4Runner. They know the dimensions and have them part numbered.
You really think they are going to rely on some weekend warrior's measurement skills? I wouldn't.

Also, in the future I would not post how busy YOU are for justification for someone else doing your work. We are all busy. We all have lives.

I heard there were a bunch of trolls on here....... thanks for your assistance.
 

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