Hey guys/girls
Is there any differences in the kits for the two door or four door rangies ? ? ?
Reason bein is I might get that 2" body lift off jeremy but not sure if i can use the 2dr body lift on mine
Cheers
Anthony
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Body Lift 2dr & 4dr
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Extend seat belt mounts:
2 options:
A: cut existint bolt and extend with tube. (not the best)
B: use 25mmx3mm flat drill 2 holes into at 50mm centres, need another bolt as well, remove seat belt T bolt fit new extensions and refit.
Michael.
2 options:
A: cut existint bolt and extend with tube. (not the best)
B: use 25mmx3mm flat drill 2 holes into at 50mm centres, need another bolt as well, remove seat belt T bolt fit new extensions and refit.
Michael.
Mitsubishi 2010 NT DID Pajero wagon, Factory rear diff lock, Dual batteries, ARB bar, winch, Mt ATZ 4 rib tyres.
1986 RR.
Custom suspension links etc.
HSV 215 engine.
4.3 diffs.
1986 RR.
Custom suspension links etc.
HSV 215 engine.
4.3 diffs.
HSV Rangie wrote:Extend seat belt mounts:
2 options:
A: cut existint bolt and extend with tube. (not the best)
B: use 25mmx3mm flat drill 2 holes into at 50mm centres, need another bolt as well, remove seat belt T bolt fit new extensions and refit.
Michael.
Thanks Micheal
If its as simple as that cant I just go buy a longer bolt
When I fitted my 1 inch body lift, I had my rear seat bely bolts made up an inch longer.
Not the cheapest option. Micheals way is by far the easiest and best. I didn't know this when I did my body lift about 3 years ago and would have done it this way.
Good luck,
Trav
Not the cheapest option. Micheals way is by far the easiest and best. I didn't know this when I did my body lift about 3 years ago and would have done it this way.
Good luck,
Trav
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