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Install Body lift for 80

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Install Body lift for 80

Post by lockdup »

Hi Guys,
Im not an toyota driver however my mate has an 80 which he wants to bodylift. It alrealy has 2'' suspension lift. My question is does anyone know of a place in melbourne that will install it. He already has the blocks and bolts.
Also roughly how much?

Thank in advane
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Re: Install Body lift for 80

Post by STUMPY »

lockdup wrote:Hi Guys,
Im not an toyota driver however my mate has an 80 which he wants to bodylift. It alrealy has 2'' suspension lift. My question is does anyone know of a place in melbourne that will install it. He already has the blocks and bolts.
Also roughly how much?

Thank in advane
Can i ask why he wants a bodgy lift?
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Post by lockdup »

He wants to clear 35'' tyres easily. His had them on with 2" suspension however is after a little more clearence
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Post by djroberts »

its a custom job on an 80, blocks and bolts are the easy part. radiator mount, transfer/gearstick and steering shaft need to be modified. hydraulic lines and heater hose need attention too.

not hard to do, but hard to do neatly. might get it done over a weekend if you do it youself. anybody you pay to do it will be charging $50-$60 ++ per hour.

i think the auto 80 BL is easier.
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Post by lockdup »

sorry i didn't mention it is an auto
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