Stock height measurement
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From: Carbondale, Illinois
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: Inline 6
Hey all,
I was staring at my jeep in the parking lot today and noticed that the front is definitely lower than the rear.
Is there something I can measure to figure out how much lift I have in the rear?
I put a 2in spacer in the front, so I know what the front is at, but what about the rear? I put an aal in so I have no idea where it's at..
I remember reading somewhere that you can measure from the center of the wheel to the fender, but I don't remember the number...
Ultimately, I want to pick up some 3in coils and do a Dakota bastard pack because with the current stance it just looks stupid...
I was staring at my jeep in the parking lot today and noticed that the front is definitely lower than the rear.
Is there something I can measure to figure out how much lift I have in the rear?
I put a 2in spacer in the front, so I know what the front is at, but what about the rear? I put an aal in so I have no idea where it's at..
I remember reading somewhere that you can measure from the center of the wheel to the fender, but I don't remember the number...
Ultimately, I want to pick up some 3in coils and do a Dakota bastard pack because with the current stance it just looks stupid...
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