The other day a 2000 model 4x4 ORP parked next to me and his truck looked a couple of inches taller. I know I have towed alot and have had the suspension bottomed out for long periods of time but how much sagging is normal. I know all leaf springs sag but how much. I measured from the ground to the top of my rear bumper and got 30 1/4 inches. Measure yours so I can compare to see the difference. I would like to see someones measurement of a stock 97 ORP too along with anyone else who would like to post thier height.

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1997 4x4 5.4 ORP XLT extended cab Dark Toreador red Westin nerf bars tint HARDER THAN A ROCK AND FASTER THAN A HEART BEAT

 

30 5/8" on my 1997 ORP with stock suspension, tow pkg. and new standard size tires.

Also, new stock F250SD, 4X4 ORP was 31" even.

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Mine:1997 F150, XLT, SC, Oxford white/maroon 60/40 cloth, 4x4 ORP, 4.6L, 3.55LS, 17" ORP wheels w/GY AT/S LT265/70/17, auto, 6 CD,Towing package, alarm, Rhino grill guard w/PICCA lights, dual exhaust. Bought new June '96

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Wife: 1999 Explorer Limited,pearl white/tan leather,4.0L,4:10LS,CD,sunroof,towing pkg.,alarm. Bought new Sept. 1999

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[This message has been edited by Dewayne Fuller (edited 07-28-2000).]