whats the stock height of a c-10

[camshaftgsxr]

an 84 to be specific, swb, 2 wheel drive, i need to find out what my current drop is and i have no clue where to measure and what the numbers are stock, so if anyone can help i'd greatly appreciate it

[87 chevy silverado]

try this?
http://www.lmctruck.com/icatalog/cc/full.aspx?Page=55

[camshaftgsxr]

thank you, but not quite what i was looking for, my truck has been lowered and i don't know how they did it or how much. i can measure the height of it if someone can provide me with where to measure from. i need to know where it sits as far as how much its lowered

[bark]

I would like to know this to, whom ever measures a stock truck has to make sure to measure from the bottom fender edge to the center of the spindle or axle, or center cap, cause tire size will effect the height to the ground. I have some beaters at the farm, if I get a chance I will measure them up and find out for ya

[87chevy.com]

Originally Posted by bark

has to make sure to measure from the bottom fender edge to the center of the spindle or axle, or center cap, cause tire size will effect the height to the ground.

what would be a better way instead of eye balling the "center" would be to hook the tap measure under the lip of the bottom of the rim center, and then run the tape measure upwards, centering the tape measure over the center cap and finally taking a measuring at the bottom of the fender.

same concept as bark, but more accurate..

clint

[gchemist]

If I remember correctly, ~32" front/34" rear.

[1LowToy]

Out of all the ways to measure, I did this measurement in inches with a measuring tape, lol

Front about 18.25 from center cap to fender
Rear about 19.75 from center cap to fender

1980 I6 motor 57 k miles old lady used truck. Rear springs are now 3 leafs plus the overload leaf. No mods yet and some stuff in the back (hood spindles and control arms)

[gchemist]

Height should measure from the ground to fender lip. Stock tire size.

[camshaftgsxr]

what is the stock tire size? i can do the math, now when you say the fender lip, where on the lip exactly

[gchemist]

Stock = 235/75R15
Lip = center of wheel well directly over the tire/center cap.

[bark]

ran out to the garage, and found 25 3/4 fender lip to the ground on all four corners, thats on 255/60 15 and 295/50 15

thats 6 1/4 front and 8 1/4 rear lower then stock on stock tires, but forgot to measure wheel centers for actual drop