Wrenchathon in SoCal ???

[snap315]

Hmmm...

Now this is interesting.

I measured the space between the tire and the top of my wheel well as werll as the space from the top of the whell well to the ground on all four tires.

Here are my results:

Front Driver Side: 4.5" / 35"
Front Passenger Side: 4.5" / 35"

Rear Driver Side: 6.5" / 37"
Rear Passenger Drive: 7" / 37.5"

My Rear Drivers Side is 1/5 an inch lower than the Rear Passenger Side?

I'd be curious to see what a stock 4Runner sitting at a dealership measures. I'll try to stop by one and check.

My lift was installed correctly and it applied the same amount to each wheel; 1 inch.

 

[ddd269]

Like I said... maybe it's normal.

But never the less, interesting.

The old Chevys and Fords had shims, and could change height with them, right? That thought just crossed my mind.