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4'' inch lift springs l/c 60 series

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4'' inch lift springs l/c 60 series

Post by 12ht »

what brands are ther? are any better than others?
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Post by Red Dog 4x4 »

I know EFS do a kit for about 3'' with extened shackels it flexes really well, and rides good to... hope this helps
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Post by Sixty's Guy »

There is only one 'real' 4" spring lift (ie. 4" lift springs without shackle lift) available in Aus. http://www.offroad4x4.com.au/ The lift isn't listed on their website, but they do sell it. The springs are made by Belton, the same company tht make OME, Rockcrawler and most likely a lot of other brands. Hobzee www.4h.com.au was also selling the kits on Ebay.
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1983 HJ60 - 2" OME springs, Bilstein shocks, 2" Bodylift, 35" BFG MT, Twin Lock Rights, Longfields, Denco Turbo, Ironman Winch
1975 FJ55 - stocko, but with power steering!
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Post by 12ht »

Red Dog 4x4 wrote:I know EFS do a kit for about 3'' with extened shackels it flexes really well, and rides good to... hope this helps
I had one of them 4" inch kits i would not give it my worst enemy,it was 3"spring 1"shackels only lifted may be 3" all up dident last long till shocks faded springs saged all over.
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Post by joel HJ60 »

Why not go spring over?
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Post by 12ht »

joel HJ60 wrote:Why not go spring over?
was thinking about that but i think it might get too high, and may get expensive.
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Post by joel HJ60 »

How old/sagged are the springs you have at the moment?

I don't think cost will be an issue.
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Post by 12ht »

joel HJ60 wrote:How old/sagged are the springs you have at the moment? springs around 1.5 -2" lifted and ext shackels.

I don't think cost will be an issue.
may need hi steer kit around 1100$-1300$ as off side spring hits steering, and prob need vic roads inspection 500-1000$ i gess. i can weld my self but havent got tickets. but if you know a better way might look at it. thanks
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