What is the 100 Series stock ride height? (1 Viewer)

[huuunnnt]

As the title says I'm curious as to what the standard 100 series (non-AHC) stock ride height is? Looking for center hub to fender measurements for bone stock cruisers. Mine is currently is on Ironman suspension with cracked TBs and I'm trying to gauge how much lift I actually have above stock.

And yes I've already used the search function and didn't find much.

 

[TahoeZ]

19-¾ to 20” front
21-¾ to 22” rear

 

[Mike NXP]

Be sure to try and keep the vehicle rake ~1" or less . I think the numbers mentioned above are a bit too steep. I believe stock height was more like 18.5-19" up front and just over 20" in the rear.

 

[GTV]

 

[Mike NXP]

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Thanks for posting this, I didnt realize specs existed

 

[x8o8drifter]

For people who don't wanna convert. Both rounded up about the same to the nearest 1/4 inch.
19-1/2" Front
20-1/4" Rear
Only 3/4 inch rake according to that.

 

[African Troopy]

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Hi - where did you find this? TIA

 

[GTV]

Hi - where did you find this? TIA

Not 100% sure but I believe it was on an Aussie 100 series FB page.

 

[TahoeZ]

Here’s the FSM procedure if you want to get exact

 

[Manhattan]

Might be (am) stating the obvious here, but trucks sag over time and use. A 25-yr-old 5,700 lb truck with 200,000 miles is not going to be at the original ride height. I think this is part of the reason we've all see those reactions: "I installed 2.5 inch springs and they lifted my truck more than 3 inches!"