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Old 07-25-2011, 01:31 PM
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Guess I need to kick this off since I started it.

Fabtech lift with Cognito everything including UCA's
1" spacer in rear coil
Upgraded torsion keys (can't remember manufacturer)
38" Toyo's on 20" KMC's

Front sits at 32"
Back sits at 30.75"
Cognito UCA's
Truxxx torsion keys
Truxxx coil spring spacers
37" BFG MTs on stock 17" rim

Front: 27"
Rear: 26"

That's enough for me...I worry too much about my center of gravity.
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Old 07-25-2011, 02:26 PM
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Default Re: Lift Height Measurements

Thanks for the contribution.
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Default Re: Lift Height Measurements

I wanted to revive this thread as there seems to be a lot of people, myself included, that are considering more lift or bigger tires. So anyone with a tape measure, please contribute.
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Its kinda difficult to measure from the center of the hub to the fender when you have wheel offsets that come out a few inches. I just added the cognito UCA and steering parts today and cranked upt he torsion bars, so my front is nice and even now. I think IM about to get the 1.5" spring spacer and green keys to take it up a bit more. With the cognito UCA's the ball joint angle looks like it will be fine, and the front axles look like they will be good to go as well. I will measure it up after I get these things on it in a few days or so.
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Old 11-24-2011, 02:25 AM
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Thanks for your input. And I'm sure you can get pretty close by just eyeballing. I just want to get an estimate. A quarter of an inch doesn't matter as much on trucks as it would on sports cars.
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Yeah, I guess your right. Im such a freak about these kinds of things. I was a measuring fool today cranking the torsion bars, trying to get them spot on.

You should have seen me when I was adjusting the coilovers on my Twin turbo Lexus.....it was rediculous!

I will measure the H2 tomorrow, then again when I get the spacers and keys in.
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Charles, why do you have the front higher than the rear out of curiosity?
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