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anyone lifted a bundera 4 inch

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anyone lifted a bundera 4 inch

Post by Gibonator »

i wanna lift me bundera a bit just for the fun of it, has anyone tried 80 series coils??? or i heard somthing about patrol coils? what does fit?
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Post by ORSM45 »

80s and patrols are basically the same coils.

but patrols are about 2 inchs lower.
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i have seen 80 series coils in the front of a bundera, lifted about 4.5" but the ride was a bit rough cause the bundera is a lot lighter than the 80.
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Post by Gibonator »

were they just standard 80 series coils?
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Post by Monty »

Dumbdance had 80 series springs in his bundy
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Post by dumbdunce »

patrol coils have less turns and are a fair bit shorter than 80 series.

I had 80 series coils in the bundera, use 80 series FRONT coils front and rear. I am pretty sure that the 80 series coils are a softer rate than the bundy coils, the wire is maybe 1mm thicker but the 80 series coils have 2 - 3 more turns are are a larger diameter. the ride is pretty good.

I also used pedders 'standard' height 80s front springs in the rear, they were a bit taller again, made it sit fairly level with the front.
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