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Vehicle & Technical => Range Rover => Topic started by: benbenukuk on December 09, 2007, 20:20:34
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hi, im thinking buying a range rover classic that has a four inch lift by raising the spring seats, what other mods would I need to do to the underbody props ect, and if I didn't do the other mods will this affect steering ect, thanks. Ben
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Hi ben you will need castor correction Radius arms(hockey Sticks) and Altered Trailing arms, double cardon props, longer bumb stops and longer Brake hoses
some one else will put me right if i am wrong or if i have missed bits
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Well obvioulsy dampers, plus what Ben said, oh and a sick bag because of the horrendous body roll you'll get using standard springs with that much lift.
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its got disco springs, what springs would you reccomend? Ben
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standard height HD springs
a flight suit and a full Breathing apps aswell :lol:
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:idea: +3" springs, +7 shocks, 4 foot brake lines, cut arches AND 42" Tractor tyres :lol: :lol: :lol:
And send us the pics :lol: :lol: :lol:
I already got my coat :wink:
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And a ladder to get into the thing!!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Generally a lifted set of springs might be plus 25% on the front and perhaps plus 35% on the rear.
For starters the back of the Rangie will no longer benifit from the Boge self-leveler if it's lifted, though you have springs from a Disco already the same springs would be about plus 25% on a Disco, IIRC.
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My rangie has 3" on the back and 2" on the front, mind you, I have a gas tank and a huge amount of kit in the boot plus winch on the front. Doesn't roll or corner badly, just leans a bit as they always do. Uprated the shocks and brake lines etc. Props are standard as are links etc