Stock Ride Height of 2017 Legacy

[Ovcoursitsilver]

Can someone point me to a reference for the factory ride height of my 2017 Legacy 2.5 Limited?  I've been searching this forum and others without success.  The reason I ask is that the rear appears to be even lower than it was new and I'm wondering if the rear springs are sagging. 

[XT-sub]

1 hour ago, Ovcoursitsilver said:

Can someone point me to a reference for the factory ride height of my 2017 Legacy 2.5 Limited?

 

Not for the 2017 Legacy, but I think it is going to be very close to the 2015 (see below). Even the 2019 Legacy is very close to the 2015 (see below).

 

The 2015 US FSM states the wheel arch height for the 2015 Legacy (measured at curb weight from the rim centre).

Front: 397mm (15.63”) tolerance +12mm -24mm (+0.47” -0.94”)

Rear: 381mm (15.00”) tolerance +12mm -24mm (+0.47” -0.94”)

 

The 2019 US FSM states the wheel arch height for the 2019 Legacy (measured at curb weight from the rim centre):

Front: 397mm (15.63”) tolerance +12mm -24mm (+0.47” -0.94”)

Rear: 383mm (15.08”) tolerance +12mm -24mm (+0.47” -0.94”)

[silverton]

According to alldata, for 2017 with either 17 or 18" wheel options

Sedan

Front wheel arch height is 397mm -24/+12

Rear  wheel arch height is 383mm -24/+12

Outback

Front wheel arch height is 468mm -24/+12

Rear  wheel arch height is 468mm -24/+12

[Ovcoursitsilver]

Thank you XT-sub and silverton.  I'll take some measurements tomorrow morning.

 

[Ovcoursitsilver]

My best effort at measuring this morning give me 15.5" to 15.75" in front and 14.25" to 14.5" (362 mm to 368 mm) in the rear.  The driver's side rear is definitely 0.25" to 0.5" lower than the passenger side.  But that looks to be within the specified range.  Has rear spring sag been an issue with this Gen?  Mine has only 70,000 km.