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Discovery II Spring Height Chart

TYPE DISCOVERY	SPRING USED F/R		HEIGHT FRONT	HEIGHT REAR
Stock Height 2004 SE			19.2”	18.75”
Stock Height 2004 SE7 rear air			18.5”	18.0"
Stock Height 2004 G4			D-18.63" / P-18.5"	D-18.88" / P-18.75"
Stock Height 2002 Westminster			18.85"	19"
Stock Height 2002 TJM bumper			18.4"	19"
Stock Height 2001 SE			18.5"	19"
Stock Height 2000 LSE			18.8"	19.2"




2004 S winch/rack/sliders	BigBlue 2231	BigBlue 2102	21.15"	21.6"
Same vehicle as above, redone	BigBlue 2104	BigBlue 2102	21.25"	21.4"
2004 SE	RTE	RTE	21.75"	22.15"
2004 SE7 rear air/rack	BigBlue 2104	BigBlue 2102	21.25"	21.05"
2004 S7 winch/sliders/f&r bumpers	RTE 2	RTE 2	21.8"	20.4"
2004 S sliders	Stock Rear	RTE RR3-2	22.0"	21.0"
2004 G4 SD rack/brush bar	OME 779	OME 763 (L/R swapped)	D-21.38" /P-21.5"	21.18"

2003 SE7	OME 777	OME 762	20.75"	20.5"
2003 S rear AC, no rear seats ?!	BigBlue 2104	BigBlue 2103	21.25"	21.00" DI spring seat
2003 S rear AC, no rear seats ?!	BigBlue 2104	BigBlue 2102	21.75"	22.00" DII spring seat

2002 S	RTE 2	RTE 2	22.2"	20.2"
2002 S winch/sliders	RTE 2	RTE 2	21.6"	20.25"

2001 winch/sliders	OME 751	OME 781	D-21.0" / P-20.75	D-21.5" / P-21
2001 winch/sliders/rack	RTE 3	RTE 3	D-22.25" / P-22"	D-22.0" / P-21.5"
2001 SD winch/sliders	OME 779 (HD)	OME (MED)	D-20.75" / P-21.00"	D-21.75" / P-21.25
2001 SD	BigBlue 2104	BigBlue 2103	21.25"	21.00" DI spring seat

2000 SE F/R bumpers, sliders	RTE 2	RTE 2	21"	19.6"
2000 SD F/R steel bumpers	RTE 2	RTE 2	21.5"	20.10"
Same vehicle as above, redone to correct sag	BigBlue 2104	BigBlue 2102	21.25"	21.1"
2000 SD sliders	RTE 2	RTE 2	21.25"	20.85"
2000 LSE	BigBlue 2104	BigBlue 2102	21.75"	22.2" (using DI spring seat, intended for towing)
2000 SD F bumper/winch	BigBlue 2104	BigBlue 2102	21.25"	21.5"

If you have a lift on a Discovery, please submit your measurements! All measurements are taken from the centre of the wheel hub straight up to the bottom of the wheel arch. This measurement is easier than measuring the spring from perch to perch (spacers can play with that measurement as well) and the results of this method don't change with tyre size.

As a general rule, any more than 3/4 inch difference front to rear results in an unbalanced look. The rear wheel arch is lower in the body than the front, so a slightly lower measurement on the rear will result in a level vehicle but should not exceed 3/4".

Stock measurements are welcome to help identify differences in the years and trim levels!

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