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best way to lift a zook
best way to lift a zook
i've talked to a few different suzi shop owners, and they seem to think get a 2" lift kit ( new shocks, springs & bushes) and do it that way, though i have since been told that i should get a body lift ( 2") and bigger tyers and rims. wats better?? or any other ideas?
3" lifted springs r hard as a rock mine r over a year old now i go out heeps and they still havnt got any softer (well they have a little but there still way to hard).
for basci wheeling go the 2 inch springs Old man emu's have a good rep ..
but serveral others are quite good.
The stock suzuki suspension is pretty miserable as far as ride goes, so definatly go springs first .. if you find you still want bigger rubber, then sure get a bodylift ( or better still cut off any offending sheet metal)
but serveral others are quite good.
The stock suzuki suspension is pretty miserable as far as ride goes, so definatly go springs first .. if you find you still want bigger rubber, then sure get a bodylift ( or better still cut off any offending sheet metal)
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