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susp. lift?

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susp. lift?

Post by sascot »

hey frank seen this from 4x4wire??
http://www.4x4wire.com/forums/showflat.php?Cat=&Number=605434&page=6&view=collapsed&sb=5&o=14&fpart=all&vc=1
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Post by Bitsamissin »

Yeah I did see that definitely something happening with the IFS.
There is another kit available from Thailand we know of but the website is all in Thai and it was hard to work out the details. Some US guys emailed the company and never got a reply. This kit actually raised the torsion bars I think if you do a search it's in the archives here and in Trail Talk.
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Post by Jose »

Hi Guys

I have emailed this Thai company nin 2 ocassions without reply. The main thin about the lift is that it does not lower the torsion bar thus they won't hang oiut as with other lifts
here is the link http://www.4x4.in.th/mr/
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Post by Lordtrunks »

THats a pretty nice looking lift and with the t-bars up high aswell.
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Post by Siam PaJ »

Hello all,

I'm in Thailand.Is there anyting that I can help?

In Thailand we only have the suspension lift kit for Pajero Gen1.




But I'm looking for the 2"body lift kit.Where should I contact to?.

How can I put 33" or 35" on my NJ?
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Post by xappas »

Siam PaJ wrote:Hello all,

I'm in Thailand.Is there anyting that I can help?

In Thailand we only have the suspension lift kit for Pajero Gen1.

Could you give more details about that please?
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Post by Siam PaJ »

here is the link

http://www.weekendhobby.com/offroad/paj ... sp?ID=1262
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Post by xappas »



Link not working... :?
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Post by Siam PaJ »

Sorry,the posted link is now not available. u may try it next time!!!
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Post by awbeattie381 »

that torsion bar kit sounds interesting.....

would it give more atriculation or just more clearance?
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Post by xappas »

Siam PaJ wrote:Sorry,the posted link is now not available. u may try it next time!!!


Link worked at last. :)

You have some of the nicest Pajero's there. Can you give me more information about the lift kit, site etc. ?
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