Someone without the suspension TSB

Somebody wanna do me a favor and go measure the height of their Taco?

I need to know the height from the ground to the bottom of each fender.

Thanks

 

You mite want to try center of Hub to bottom of fender. More acurate than from ground.

 

front to the wheel well centered over hub 34.75 and rear 37.25. Hope this is what you needed

 

That is what I needed. Thanks!

 

I still have the pics posted in my gallery. Make sure it is the same size wheel as yours some of our trucks came with taller tires than the others.

 

As long as those are stock numbers its good enough for my purposes.

 

stock numbers

 

Some of our stock tires were diff. Mine were 245 and others were 265.

 

measured with 245s

 

Measured the same way "Rtrn2taco" measured his. My truck came with the 265/70R16 tires Off-Road Pkg.

Front - 34 5/8
Rear - 36 7/8

 

The amount of gas in it will change the number in the rear.
I'm beginning to think wind may be a factor. These springs are wimpy.

 

Good one.

 

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Correct, from center of wheel to bottom of fender takes out the varying tire size factor, and inflation pressures, and sometimes 2 tires with the exact same OD will have a differing rolling radius due to sidewall flex.

My numbers by the "less correct method are: F 35-5/8", R 37-1/2", driver's side. Has currently 5/8ths tank of gas, front tires at 32, rear at 28, 265/70-17 tires on FJCruiser wheels, bed empty except bed mat, Amp Reasearch/Westin Bed X-Tender (+/- 5lbs) a Fluke meter in a Pelican box (2.5lbs?) and an old not yet thrown away 5/35 mFd capaciter (6-8oz's).