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Vehicle & Technical => Suzuki => Topic started by: jims jimny on July 20, 2005, 18:39:50

Title: spring spacers
Post by: jims jimny on July 20, 2005, 18:39:50
currently running a 2" lift but thinking of going up to a 3" whats the best way of doing this
1 replace the the current springs with 3" ones
 keep the 2" springs on and put spring spacers in
whats the difference ?

 this is on the jimny
Title: spring spacers
Post by: Foden34ke12 on July 21, 2005, 09:05:53
Erm... The Price Mainly. Spring Spacers will be a lot more cheaper.

However longer shocks will most likely give you more travel. Unless your springs are damaged then i would go with the spacers for costs sake.

Dave
Title: 3" lift
Post by: jimny gary on July 21, 2005, 20:54:54
Hi Jim, dont bother mate, it'll drive bloody awful unless you correct the castor with new radius arms, mines [!Expletive Deleted!], i'm trying to find the time to fit my arms and I keep nicking the wifes motor because its so bad.  Why do you want to go higher? you dont keep scraping the transfer box on the ground do you? I keep on finding out that if i do one mod i have to do another and so on, If i did it again I would have had a 2" lift and nothing else, should have saved my money.  Still it'll be fun again when the new radius arms are fitted, wonder what'll be affected by fitting them......, oh and i need a new panhard rod cos it aint long enough for my lift kit.... dont stop mate!
Title: spring spacers
Post by: LandRoger on July 21, 2005, 21:07:03
jim what is the thinking for adding extra1inch lift,? i am running same set up as you plus 215r15 diamond backs which gives me another inch  and the jimny has v good articulation plenty of diff clearance and handles just fine , my thinking is another inch another set of problems .but go for spacers if you must go the extra inch  cheaper when you revert back  ha-ha
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