Those of you with 1.75 lift in the front.....

SoFloT4Run

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Can you please post what your floor to fender measurements are with the lift?

I lifted mine in the front and it was supposed to be a "1 inch" lift but I think I am getting a bit more than that.

I am getting the following measurements:
Driver Front ------35 and 3/4
Passenger Front- 36

I did a search but I was only able to see pics but not any floor to fender measurements.


Thanks
 
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Can you please post what your floor to fender measurements are with the lift?

I lifted mine in the front and it was supposed to be a "1 inch" lift but I think I am getting a bit more than that.

I am getting the following measurements:
Driver Front ------35 and 3/4
Passenger Front- 36

I did a search but I was only able to see pics but not any floor to fender measurements.


Thanks

Where did you get that the 1.75 setting was 1 inch? The .85 setting is closer to a 1 inch.

Getting floor to fender measurements will vary from 4Runner to 4Runner, there are no two 4runners the same when it comes to measurements. You can wait till it settles or lower it to .85 or get a rear spacer to compensate.
 
Can you please post what your floor to fender measurements are with the lift?

I lifted mine in the front and it was supposed to be a "1 inch" lift but I think I am getting a bit more than that.

I am getting the following measurements:
Driver Front ------35 and 3/4
Passenger Front- 36

I did a search but I was only able to see pics but not any floor to fender measurements.


Thanks

It's more accurate to measure fender to center of wheel/hub since that measurement isn't impacted by tire size. My 16 Trail with Bilstein 5100s @1.75 measures 21.5 driver and 21.75 passenger going from fender to center of the wheel.
 
It's more accurate to measure fender to center of wheel/hub since that measurement isn't impacted by tire size. My 16 Trail with Bilstein 5100s @1.75 measures 21.5 driver and 21.75 passenger going from fender to center of the wheel.

Thanks. I am going to try to measure it this way.
 

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