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Stock bumpstop to diff mm?

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Stock bumpstop to diff mm?

Post by BlueSuzy »

Found* Thanks anyway
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well dont keep it a secret

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Post by BlueSuzy »

55mm front and 60 mm back from the bottom of the bump stop to the top of the diff but they are the std springs from new i'd say so would of sagged a bit.

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Post by lay80n »

I will add this to the bible, but under standard suspension height measurment. Might help settle a few "how high is your truck lifted" posts.

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