2000 Ford E350 Ride Height?
Mountain Pass
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I don't have the specs but I'm sure someone will post an answer.
In the meanwhile you could download the Ford sales brochure for your year and check out the "Load Floor Height" listed to know if you're at least in the ballpark.
In the meanwhile you could download the Ford sales brochure for your year and check out the "Load Floor Height" listed to know if you're at least in the ballpark.
Cargo Master
Joined: Sep 2012
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From: Eastern TN
Our extended passenger van sits 20” from center of wheel to top of front wheel opening, 21.5” from center of wheel to top of rear wheel opening and 31” from ground to level of cargo area.
Sixto
07 E350 5.4 193K miles
Sixto
07 E350 5.4 193K miles
Hotshot
Joined: Jul 2020
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From: Near Salt Lake City
Ford used ride height to come up with the correct camber spec for your van
This was measured at the jounce bumper to axle
You will see / hear terms like axle center to bottom of frame. (for actual ride height measurements) but that is little help with a sagging vehicle
Doing alignments for years, I used to just check the differences at the wheel lip opening (fender)
Then the hard part, which springs to order, Ford had roughly 40 for each vehicle
Good luck
This was measured at the jounce bumper to axle
You will see / hear terms like axle center to bottom of frame. (for actual ride height measurements) but that is little help with a sagging vehicle
Doing alignments for years, I used to just check the differences at the wheel lip opening (fender)
Then the hard part, which springs to order, Ford had roughly 40 for each vehicle
Good luck
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