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3" Bodylift

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3" Bodylift

Post by MD4x4 »

Hey Guys,

I'm looking at doing a 3" Bodylift but don't want to cut the floor.

Has anyone welded a 3" extension into their gear stick and transfer case levers.

Whats the best way to do it.

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Post by j-top paj »

why 3"? little high isnt it?
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Post by badger »

dont do it.
its nothing but a hassle to manythings need modding, its illegal and will make your cog high as
every one i have ever known to do a 3 inch has regretted it.

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Post by j-top paj »

or make up the height with spring lift
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3" Bodylift

Post by MD4x4 »

j-top paj wrote:why 3"? little high isnt it?
Its a shorty and the winch bar and rear bar I have has already been modified to 65mm lift blocks.

Too much mucking around with getting these re-cut and welded.

Looking at a 3" Body Lift and 3" Spring Lift.

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Post by hammey »

I rebent mine with the oxy in a vice.... get a bucket of water and get ready to quench it quickly. (gear stick)

I have seen gear stick extensions but cant remember where..

for the 4wd\2wd cut the slot longer and be done with it..

It has to be engineered in nsw $$$$

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Engineered

Post by MD4x4 »

Yeah, Got my LWB Engineered late last year.

Will plan to do the same with this one.

Will be putting the body lift in this weekend.

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Post by BIG GQ »

My advice is don't do it as it is only a matter of time until the cab cracks around the mounts and probably even tears out (particularly radiator support panel) .
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Post by nastytroll »

shorties crack the front mounts standard also rear mounts
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