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[puddle hoppers inc.]

how high can you take body after doing 2" suspension if you dont mind hijack?

 

[R1cho]

and another one :lol

 

[makeitfit]

how high can you take body after doing 2" suspension if you dont mind hijack?

See above :lol

 

[R1cho]

they're old pics i have way more stickers now :lol

 

[Sweety]

Know a lad who did a 3-4" body lift on his SWB with 2" lift on the suspension

 

[puddle hoppers inc.]

i couldnt go that high, my mom struggles now! hence my 1" lift will look pretty low too that beast lol :thumb2:thumb2:thumb2

 

[AlexD333]

and another one :lol

*droooool*

 

[firebobby]

Alex, why not try your terry on green lanes first, you may be surprised how good these trucks are in normal fettle with AT tyres.

 

[Fez_uk]

Also no point lifting it unless your going to put bigger tyres on.

 

[rustic]

I read these posts twice, and there was no mention of replacing the rear springs.

LWB springs in a SWB gives a lift, and extra strong springs in the LWB gives a lift too.

Sounds better than spring spacers, for a couple of inches max. :nenau

There was a member on here that had some extra strong springs made, and was also selling them. Also am I correct in saying that Milners offer them too, with a discount for members?

 

[makeitfit]

that's true but remember that s/h LWB springs tend to be old and tired, so you may get an 1" lift. if they're good then yes 11/2" lift.
Proper +2" springs are about 100 quid a pair. The milner ones are cheaper but 3"
(personally I'd go for them and cut a bit off them )

 

[Fez_uk]

Some springs will get the lift from being harder to compress = a hard ride.

 

[makeitfit]

Some springs will get the lift from being harder to compress = a hard ride.

They'll be the LWB ones :lol

 

[Codders]

Springs

Hi chaps...if my tranny gets fixed and I wanted to get a tad more extra height putting 'strong' springs on would give you a bit extra? Without any problems? And easy fixing? Thanks rob

 

[puddle hoppers inc.]

its not really that easy to say yes or no. when you look at sports versions of say, vectras or volvos they are a stiffer,stronger spring but have a shorter height to help handling. however, on a transit a spring from a heavier capacity van may well be longer(swapping a swb spring for a high cube lwb may well help). the transit 4x4 have a good height, maybe see how much a motorfactors can do them for?