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lift kit on ebay ?????
electricbluebadger:
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--- Quote from: "Disco-andy" ---Iv not tyred them but for that money you can get, a set of lift spings. i got a quote from mail order 4x4 of 100 + 7 postage for 4 bearmach blue springs. And if you lift it, you will what some new uprated shocks to deal with the role anyhow, but you can always do them at a later date it will just restrict you axle articulation.
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I have a set of de carbon +2" springs for sale ;)
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Strange question but if noones bought em yet , what colour are the decarbons? and how much?
Cheers Steve
Disco-andy:
unless im strangly mistaken de carbon make shocks, and they are normaly orange and black.
Budgie:
The thing with the spacers is that they don't uprate the suspension at all. If you go for the correctly rated springs to cater for the lift, with uprated shocks, then you end up with a better ride.
If you use your standard springs then you have to look at how old the springs are cos if they are past their best then you're just wasting money on the spacers.
As Andy has said, for £110 you can get the correct springs and for £192 MM4x4 will throw in the shocks as well!
Island 4x4 do the same kit for £199.99 with free delivery.
Plus you have to think about your insurance as well, they are likely to have less problems with a full kit built for the purpose then they are if you just fit spacers. :wink:
doris:
Is the wizard on here then? Do we get discount???
My rear end is quite soggy on the old tired springs and 2inch spacers, but it did let me fit 265/70 Macho's, which is really what the lift is all about..... to get more air under the diffs. Its nice and flexible though.
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Range Rover Blues:
Sorry but I'm with Budgie on this, I don't like spacers.
Once you lift the car you need stiffer springs to get it to handle, spaced springs may well get coil bound before the axle reaches the bump stops which is not good either.
With a proper set of 2" lift springs you will be doing more than just putting a bit of daylight under the car.
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