lift kit

[big_al]

im thinking to lifting my t2 in the near futre and ive come accross thses

http://www.sdn4x4.co.uk/nissan-terrano-maverick-2-4-2-7-lwb-body-lift-kit-3606-p.asp

does any onr know wot they like ?? worth having etc??

 

[zippy656]

think you could get them made localy cheaper..

you just need some place to cut blocks 2" long and new longer bolts

 

[makeitfit]

phft, try these http://xpajun.com/product_info.php?cPath=53&products_id=128
Much cheaper :sly
I've made my own and had some made locally and can't get them this cheap :clap

 

[zippy656]

there you go..

saved more then £10 !!!

 

[makeitfit]

Saved more than that, those ones at the top are plus vat so total is £96
So saved him 33

 

[zippy656]

so i cant add up..

 

[96terrano]

Are body lifts that good? I thought spring lifts were better as you get more ground clearance :nenau

 

[geoffdown]

Are body lifts that good? I thought spring lifts were better as you get more ground clearance :nenau

u only get more groud clearance with bigger wheels/tyres but for that u might have to go with either spring lift of body lift think diff:thumbs

 

[Fez_uk]

also body lift and no arb will allow the rear axle to flex more with not that big tyres.

Mine is held back as it rubs the body.

Which reminds me pete, Saved a few pennies. Thinking 2" body lift then rear bumper.

 

[Thomas-the-Terrano2]

Are body lifts that good? I thought spring lifts were better as you get more ground clearance :nenau

as said, body lift allows stock ride from suspension taking body out of way of bigger tread.

body lift means CoG is better as chassis stays lower, its like putting spring lift on top of
chassis i suppose, also on ifs trucks, you are limited by ammount that front end can go
up, particularly in our case due to the torsion bars.

its more work, but of the two its gives more. of course do both evena t say 2" each
and its hello 35" tyres.....

just the 2" body lift eases 33s on.