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45 troopy 2" lift

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45 troopy 2" lift

Post by 45punkbus »

hey i have a 45 troopy and im wanting to know whats the best way to go about it, i was considering getting them extended and then reset, my mate had it done to his 75, had it no dramas 2 and a half years,

price may be a ristriction for the moment, but im open to any ideas,

cheers all
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Post by matt73 »

have a chat with ARB about some Dakar springs. If yours are the original ones, they may be best of replaced and having a longer warranty. Probably worth considering if you're looking to work your car a little harder ( you want to get Mickey T's right?)
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Post by 45punkbus »

yeah, my mickey t's are on order, they fit just want a bit more clearence between them, but i needed new tyres for roadworthy issues, so i thought why not get 33's now saves money long term... cheers
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Post by pcman »

body lift is cheap and easy if your happy with the ride the springs give
my 40 has 2 " body lift and im guessing 2" suspension lift and i love it

if i was changin springs in a troopy id go for 60 series rears to move the diff back get a bit better departure angle
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Post by bad_religion_au »

casey, 60 series rears wouldn't move the axle back ina troopy, 45 series springs are longer than 60 springs.
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Post by pcman »

reallllly

i bags your old springs when you upgrade :)
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