Hey everyone. I am almost done putting my truck back together, and I am trying to figure out my total lift. It is a 99 f-150 2wd. I guess the measurement that would be the most accurate would be from the top of the wheelwell to the center of the hub. Can anyone give me that measurement stock? I appreciate the help, or any other suggestions as to how to figure it out. Thanks.

By the way, the whole "quick" thing in the title is due to my slight impatience, sorry bout that

 

Cheack it on level ground to bottom of bumper on the 4 corners if you did not do a BL. thats how most cheack and ya i know about impatience too
You could cheack from the hub also.

 

Alright. Do you have any of those measurements??

 

did you do suspension lift?

 

keep in mind there are alot of variables such as sagging suspension,motor weight,here is the best i can do for ya

my dads truck 97 f150 2wheel peel,4.2,stock,box empty,145000miles
front=19 3/4
rear=21 7/8

hope this helps
new will be diff
these are from hubcap center to fender lip on level ground

 

I appreciate the help. Mine measure 38"+-(I was measuring myself and in the dark) front and rear, from lip of fender to center of hub. So, I am guessing about 18-19 inches of lift. I can live with that

 

Wow that thing is up there
how big of tires are you running?

 

Yea, she sits up!! I have 44"'s with PLENTY of clearance.

 

Hey if you get a chance sometime post some pics cause i'd like to see
it on 44s