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SJ80 2" lift

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SJ80 2" lift

Post by guerd87 »

hey guys are we all?

after discovering how bloody grea the little suzi's are ive got a few prices around for the lift i want to put in

i can get a complete 2" suzi sport lift kit for $700 from my local 4wd shop, is this around the right price?

also 2" suzi sport body lift from my local for around $300?

ive heard that the body lift in an SJ80 is a real PITA for the fact the bolts are hard mounted into the floor and you need a special female bolt to complete the package?

i dont really want to custom a whole lot in the sense of cutting old body bolts out and redoing them so i think i might just get the complete kit

all in all, are these prices ok or a bit expensive? im going to be ripping the front and rear bar when doing thebody lift to replace them with steel bars im building, is there anything else to be extended im not aware of?

so far to be done:
front and rear bumpers
diff breathers
brake lines

ive read some posts on here about body lifts on older 80 model zook's, mines a 96 coily so will they still be relavent? or completly different?

cheers
John
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Post by muppet_man67 »

body lift is the same. Just cruisin on this forum does the kits with captive bolts. check the forsale section.
the suspension lift price sounds ok. make sure before you book it in anywhere that they are aware of the front shock coilover setup. its not as simple as most fourbies.
[url]http://www.vic.suzuki4wd.com/forum[/url]
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Post by just cruizin' »

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Post by guerd87 »

woohoo very nice kits mate :)

how much for postage to hervey bay, 4655?

how many you got in stock? get paid on wednesday and i want one :D
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Post by just cruizin' »

guerd87 wrote:woohoo very nice kits mate :)

how much for postage to hervey bay, 4655?

how many you got in stock? get paid on wednesday and i want one :D
Price includes postage anywhere in Australia
Yes, I have them in stock
I will send you a PM with bank details
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Post by WasabiPimpNinja »

I can vouch for just cruizin's body lift on the SJ80, did one earlier this year, very nice. The price for the suspension setup is about right too. I got Rancho RS5000 and King Springs from my local, including modifying the shocks for around $750... You wont know the big girl once it's done.
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