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5 inch lift in a 2002 100 series

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5 inch lift in a 2002 100 series

Post by Harrow »

Hey guys and gals. Im looking at putting a 5 inch lift in my 100 series. I was wondering who has done it and what you think of it? has it caused any problems? e.g. with the front drive shaft angle etc?
2002 100 Series Cruiser 4.5L ULP
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Post by scottmcguinness172 »

hey we put a 5 inch kit in my mates 80 series didnt have anyproblems only thing we done was put a part time kit in it and got pastor plates and it drives pretty good no sway bars good flex all depends on what u are using it for
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Post by treebruiser »

Yep, run a 5 inch lift in a 100. Castor plates are a must or else look at a set of arms. Go arms if you are looking for good flex without limits. Works well in mine. You could think about cutting the mounts and re welding....depend on how deep you pockets are. Depending on how you want it to handle I'd also think about a high steer. They are OK without it but have a fair bit of bump steer and chew through pan hard bushes. Spend some money on decent shocks and springs if you are going to abuse it, el cheapos wont last long with the weight.

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Post by physh »

At least caster plates, extended brake lines, adjustable panhards.


I've got some brand new (never driven on, rears went in for 10 minutes) Tough Dog 5" and 6" springs (pair of each) if you want them cheap. :)

They were too high on my FZJ105 for the missus to even get in, so they came out. :(
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