How high is your truck
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How high is your truck
had no idea where to put this so it can go here.
Been driving around alot latley looking at heights of drive-throu's and max height area's and its left me wondering just how high do some of the bigger trucks get, if any of you no how high your truck is can you please post up i think it would be interesting to compare, and yes im talking max height including any racks or anything you have way up there.
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Or you could also post up any area's that you can't go.
Been driving around alot latley looking at heights of drive-throu's and max height area's and its left me wondering just how high do some of the bigger trucks get, if any of you no how high your truck is can you please post up i think it would be interesting to compare, and yes im talking max height including any racks or anything you have way up there.
Cheers
Or you could also post up any area's that you can't go.
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I know what you mean, there are times when I am in a car park building and feel the roof-rack is about to rub on the roof, but when you get out and have a look there is still quite a bit of room. I have a 4WD Mazda MPV, not lifted just tallish and low ceilinged parking buildings.
In some cases I am sure that width is also an issue. Some Safaris with big and therefore wide tyres must fill up parking slots etc
In some cases I am sure that width is also an issue. Some Safaris with big and therefore wide tyres must fill up parking slots etc
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My Hilux used to just squeak into most parking buildings in town with 33's on, and the MU - well I only ever tried going into the one beside the Hotel Grand Chancellor on cashel st in Chch, and the plastic height-warning-tube thing hit the windscreen at about my eye-height - I backed straight back out
Steve

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SupraLux wrote:My Hilux used to just squeak into most parking buildings in town with 33's on, and the MU - well I only ever tried going into the one beside the Hotel Grand Chancellor on cashel st in Chch, and the plastic height-warning-tube thing hit the windscreen at about my eye-height - I backed straight back out![]()
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Even in my old datsun ute the dude came running out waving his arms cos I was going to take out the car park sign...
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Re: How high is your truck
rangimotors wrote: how high your truck is

ummmmmmmmmmmm...

possibly fit bigger tyres too...


anyone been through dunedins meridian car park?
my trucks only got the 50mm coil lift and m/t's but between the top of the surfs wee spoiler thing on the roof an the beams holding the level above ya's floor up i have about an inch..i hate driving through there.....especially after they drop the arm down on ya truck and laugh it off
but yea none of you boys would wanna try get thru there!
my trucks only got the 50mm coil lift and m/t's but between the top of the surfs wee spoiler thing on the roof an the beams holding the level above ya's floor up i have about an inch..i hate driving through there.....especially after they drop the arm down on ya truck and laugh it off


but yea none of you boys would wanna try get thru there!
Engineer wrote:anyone been through dunedins meridian car park?
my trucks only got the 50mm coil lift and m/t's but between the top of the surfs wee spoiler thing on the roof an the beams holding the level above ya's floor up i have about an inch..i hate driving through there.....especially after they drop the arm down on ya truck and laugh it off![]()
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but yea none of you boys would wanna try get thru there!
dads standard prado can't even get in there. sirens go off and lights start flashing.
BJ70 at 1935mm. That's on the high side, near the back - and it changes when I climb on the truck to measure it
Width is my issue. This usually gets worse at altitude but doesn't show up too much in carparks where most folk seem to give the old girl a fairly wide berth -- have yet to get any "carpark dings" on her! Actually, I should bloody ring State and ask for a concession on my policy for 'discouraging wanky door-opening in public carparks'
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Shoot the rooster.
Highest point on roofrack on the saf is 2.20metres. Highest point on front (cb aerial) is 2.50 metres. I have marked the roofrack height on the aerial up front so I don't get caught out in the bush with low hanging trees. I just fit in to my work carpark, on the lower floor mind you.
Al
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albundy wrote:I have marked the roofrack height on the aerial up front so I don't get caught out in the bush with low hanging trees.
Al
Ha! Just the other day, I came trundling back up a bushy wee track I'd been exploring, when the glint of a shiny thing caught my eye... "What's that shiny thing hangin' from yonder tree?" I asked myself. And there it was, my pride and joy No.8 Aerial. Bugger.
Shoot the rooster.
new truck is 1.85m, cause when its 1.9m toll wont carry it as a car, it would be classed as a truck and would cost near 1500 rather than 600
Last edited by kaney on Wed Oct 24, 2007 4:06 am, edited 1 time in total.
toymota thats stock standard.