How much is a 2 inch vitara OME suspension lift and where in sydney can i get one from and do they fit it or would it be left to me?
thanks for ur help
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OME 2inch vitara suspension lift
Ring your nearest ARB store?
You can pay for fitting or just have the parts supplied.
If they supply parts only ARB will be reluctant about any future warranty claims.
No hard to fit, but If you don't have a fair degree of mechanical ability, axle stands, trolley jack, etc, get them to fit it.
Steve.
You can pay for fitting or just have the parts supplied.
If they supply parts only ARB will be reluctant about any future warranty claims.
No hard to fit, but If you don't have a fair degree of mechanical ability, axle stands, trolley jack, etc, get them to fit it.
Steve.
[quote="greg"] some say he is a man without happy dreams, or that he sees silver linings on clouds and wonders why they are not platinum... all we know, is he's called the stevie.[/quote]
Just save your money and get OME.
There are lots of other ways, but if you are new and don't want to be under the car trying to figure out which combination works for you, save the grief and start out with a quality product that someone will fix if you are unhappy.
Just my 2C worth.
Yes, I know you can run commodore shocks and strut spacers and hockey pucks and it all costs 50c, but its horses for courses. some of these cars work OK and some suck, and 90% of them end up on OME struts anyway.
OME struts have 46% more travel than the stock strut. They are dynamite.
Steve.
There are lots of other ways, but if you are new and don't want to be under the car trying to figure out which combination works for you, save the grief and start out with a quality product that someone will fix if you are unhappy.
Just my 2C worth.
Yes, I know you can run commodore shocks and strut spacers and hockey pucks and it all costs 50c, but its horses for courses. some of these cars work OK and some suck, and 90% of them end up on OME struts anyway.
OME struts have 46% more travel than the stock strut. They are dynamite.
Steve.
[quote="greg"] some say he is a man without happy dreams, or that he sees silver linings on clouds and wonders why they are not platinum... all we know, is he's called the stevie.[/quote]
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