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Old Feb 1, 2010 | 07:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Yogi.kudos
Hey StoveTop do you know exactly how high your truck sits? Im in that same situation as GS357, the parking structure at my work is only 6'10 and now I'm wanting to get this lift.
This place is making me spend all my $$$!
I can measure and get back to you. For what it's worth, 6'10" is my "safe" height. So if I am approaching a parking structure, if it shows 6' 10" (and above), I clear with no probs. but I will measure for you to be sure.
 
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Old Feb 1, 2010 | 07:49 PM
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The tallest part of my truck now is the top of the cab on the third brake light area, which sits at 6' 4" (Stock 2010 FX4 with stock wheels and tires) I also have to be under a 6' 10" structure.
 
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Old Feb 1, 2010 | 07:58 PM
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Originally Posted by StoveTop
I can measure and get back to you. For what it's worth, 6'10" is my "safe" height. So if I am approaching a parking structure, if it shows 6' 10" (and above), I clear with no probs. but I will measure for you to be sure.
Ok, my garage from floor to molding is exactly 6'10" and I have 4.5" of clearance to the top of the cab. That puts the truck right at 6' 5.5" so let's call it 6'6'. That's the first time I actually measured...I always just guessed! I am glad I did because I am planning on adding the 1" AS spacer in the spring!
Go Rancho and keep us posted!
 
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