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Prius ride height?

Discussion in 'Gen 2 Prius Accessories & Modifications' started by Prius2000, Jan 3, 2019.

  1. Prius2000

    Prius2000 New Member

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    41C74C3E-DEB7-471E-BB0A-47AE7DA7FCDF.jpeg Hi I just installed Megan EZII coilover, car front sits about 1.2 inch higher than rear (measured from center of wheel cap to fender lip) is this normal?
    Coilovers is in out of box setting, have not mess with the height adjustment yet, my question is “does stock Prius front sits about 1.2inch higher than rear too? Or it is evenly same height on all four corners?

    I know I should of taken the original measurements before I install them :p

    Anybody with lowered Prius care to share their height settings?

    Thanks!!
     
    #1 Prius2000, Jan 3, 2019
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    69shovlhed Surly tree hugger

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    you will need to secretly measure some stranger's prius ride height, and hope they don't call the police or have 200kg of junk in the trunk...
     
    #2 69shovlhed, Jan 4, 2019
  3. Prius2000

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    79B6CB70-C04E-4205-9520-5FCB8B2FF7BA.png Here is what I find

    in repair manual it suggest different measure methods abut does not really tell you the difference front to rear.

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    HKS manual indicates factory ride height measured from ground to fender lip are
    Front: 648mm
    Rear: 658mm
    So at factory setting, rear rides 10mm higher than front.
    Here is the link to the pdf
    S-Style X：PRIUS

    Hope this helps for anyone needs these information, cheers :)
     
    #3 Prius2000, Jan 7, 2019
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