Well, Fed Ex delivered ONE of my wheels today. I don't see how that's possible, but I only got one. Being the little kid that I am, I just had to put the damn thing on, and that car will just be immobile until the other 3 come in :-D
Anyways, I noticed that the car really doesn't look very 4x4ish so I measured the gap between the wheel and my fender. Now, I don't know anything about stock springs/heights, which is why I'm posting this, but my gap is 2.5-3". I would assume that's basically stock height, but I thought I would come here to have it verified before I went out and bought springs to have my car dropped 1-1.5" only to find out it had already been dropped.
[I bought the car used so I'm unsure of what exactly is on it as far as aftermarket goes, and I don't know what to look for to identify aftermarket springs since I've not dealt with them. The wheels are 18" and have a 285 tire wrapped around them, if that helps.]
Anyways, I noticed that the car really doesn't look very 4x4ish so I measured the gap between the wheel and my fender. Now, I don't know anything about stock springs/heights, which is why I'm posting this, but my gap is 2.5-3". I would assume that's basically stock height, but I thought I would come here to have it verified before I went out and bought springs to have my car dropped 1-1.5" only to find out it had already been dropped.
[I bought the car used so I'm unsure of what exactly is on it as far as aftermarket goes, and I don't know what to look for to identify aftermarket springs since I've not dealt with them. The wheels are 18" and have a 285 tire wrapped around them, if that helps.]