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Old 01-25-2011, 06:23 PM   #1
Psycho71
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Need a measurment please (K20 burb)

Looking for a measurement from the center of the hub on the front to the top lip of the fender well? And any lift info on the vehicle this measurement is taken from? Mine is 24.5"

trying to determine if my burb has any lift or is on factory springs. I temporarily mounted some 35" tires on it, and it's sitting way high right now. I know it will, but the top of the core support is higher than I think it should be. Sorry, no pics.


Any help is appreciated.


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