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Suzuki heights to base of door handle

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Suzuki heights to base of door handle

Post by zookprojectfnq »

If any one is walking past or owns a stock swb sierra. Can you measure it from the ground to the bottom of the door handle please.
Just trying to work out height over standard since Ruff and 3/4 elliptical rear.
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Post by Highway-Star »

Try these:

http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/ftopic13094.php

http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/ftopic7630.php

Im not sure if there is much in the way of stockers in those 2 threads. If not I have a close to stock Sierra at home that would give a reasonable indication (it has 27" tyres on, but has sagged springs so should be close). Let us know if those threads are no good.
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hey wtf, there's an add inbetween the post..
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Post by zookprojectfnq »

Any way

The height to the base of my door handles is 1130mm or 44.5"
Just trying to work out actual lift over stock as I got over excited and started tinkering before I gave it a measure to work out progress. I think its about 5" - 6 " over stock but not sure.
Still sprung under with stock suzi WT diffs . Flexes like a bastard but.
Will post pics after I weld in the inverted rear shock mounts in when they get here from locktup.
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Post by lay80n »

keep it on the tech track.

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Post by "CANADA" »

Driver side or passenger :lol: :lol: :lol: There is like a 2" difference...
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Post by zookprojectfnq »

The old Suzuki lean.

I use to have that problem real bad but the beauty of 3/4 elliptical is that you can run standard weight springs and still have lots of flex too.
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Post by GRPABT1 »

zookprojectfnq wrote:The old Suzuki lean.

I use to have that problem real bad but the beauty of 3/4 elliptical is that you can run standard weight springs and still have lots of flex too.
And you can play with it to even out the height ;)
Build Thread - http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=168546&p=1927514&hilit=GRPABT1%27s+zook#p1927514
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