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Pickup (4WD) & 4Runner

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  1. Measure front riding height from ground to center of lower arm mounting bolt. Measure rear riding height from ground to center of front leaf spring. See Figure. To check for standard height differential, go to next step.
  2. Measure front riding height differential by comparing height at center tip of spindle to height at center of lower arm adjustment cam bolt. Difference between measurements should be 2.303" (58.50 mm).
  3. Measure rear riding height differential by comparing height at center of front leaf spring mounting bolt to height at centerline of rear axle shaft. On Pickup (4WD), difference between measurements should be 2.402" (61.00 mm). On 4Runner, difference between measurements should be 1.403" (26.50 mm).
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