2wd stock ride height question

[Huntsman2007]

so I just picked this truck up, for those that aren't familiar with my recent introduction thread. The truck looks like it currently had a big a$$ wheel on it as they trimmed the fender liners. I don't know if they lifted it to clear the big wheels or not. I uncranked the torsion bars a bit, they were turned all the way in, but it still looks like this thing sits extremely high compared to every other stock tahoe I've seen, 4x4 or 2wd. None of the suspension in the front looks aftermarket aside from shocks, and I literally have zero knowledge on these trucks suspension, as I'm now trying to figure out what lowering kit to go with. Here's a pic of the truck on stock wheels, and with the 22's which have a 305/40/22. In the pic with the 22's I actually have the truck strapped to te trailer with ALOT of tension on the straps to actually try to bring the front end down for the picture lol. Leveling kit maybe? Any input?

 

[YukonXL04]

The picture with the stock wheels looks about right to me. Get a ground to center off fender measurement and we can go from there

 

[NORCAL SS]

aftermarket keys are black also like oem so cant look at that. From factory on a non autoride truck the front should be 1.5 to 1.75 lower than the rear. that being said that truck needs my 3/5-6 drop kit would look great and ride nice hint hint

 

[Huntsman2007]

So I measured my front end today, and it's at 38.5 inches from center of fender to ground. Everywhere I'm searching, people are getting significantly less. This thing has gotta have some sort of lift.

 

[livingez_123]

My Denali is sitting at 36" in the front and it has never been touched.

 

[NORCAL SS]

my 3/5-6 kit and you will be happy