4" INCH COILS AND SHOCKS
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G-MAN
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4" INCH COILS AND SHOCKS
4" INCH LIFT IRONMAN COILS AND SHOCKS, CASTER CORRECTION PLATES.. 082 378 9251
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Re: 4" INCH COILS AND SHOCKS
Hi GMan
For 4 inches, what else do you need besides caster correction plates. Is that all there is to this lift?
For 4 inches, what else do you need besides caster correction plates. Is that all there is to this lift?
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Re: 4" INCH COILS AND SHOCKS
Hi Alex
You will also need adjustable panhard rods and gearbox spacer to get prop shafts back to correct angles. Longer brake hoses and diff breathers, as well as extend the sway bar links. Lastly you will also have to fit brake proportional lift plate.
No adj panhard rods available, so will need custom manufacturing.
You will also need adjustable panhard rods and gearbox spacer to get prop shafts back to correct angles. Longer brake hoses and diff breathers, as well as extend the sway bar links. Lastly you will also have to fit brake proportional lift plate.
No adj panhard rods available, so will need custom manufacturing.
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Alex Roux
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Re: 4" INCH COILS AND SHOCKS
All of that trouble for an extra 50mm of lift. So probably not worth it?
From this clip, it is clear that one can get these accessories in Australia.
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/show-tips.php?id=77
From this clip, it is clear that one can get these accessories in Australia.
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/show-tips.php?id=77
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Re: 4" INCH COILS AND SHOCKS
For those of you that assume there is no adjustable panhard rods available, I keep them in stock. 
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Oh yes and 2" inch makes a BIG difference...
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Re: 4" INCH COILS AND SHOCKS
dunno 'bout that Gman - 2 inch more ?? Dwergie HATES that -- she complaine she cannot get in then .. coz the car is too high. Lifted the Jimny ONE inch with the rubber and she ons JUST reaches
Bopezman was great - No lifts but LOTS of travel and sideways moves
I am SOLD om MIKE M after this last rough trip through Botswana
Bopezman was great - No lifts but LOTS of travel and sideways moves
I am SOLD om MIKE M after this last rough trip through Botswana
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Re: 4" INCH COILS AND SHOCKS
Yes, but then driving on the open road makes me nervous.G-MAN wrote:Oh yes and 2" inch makes a BIG difference...
Centre of gravity too high?
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