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Spring Over Kit - Anyone know where to buy a kit?
Spring Over Kit - Anyone know where to buy a kit?
JUst wondering if there is a kit you can buy to complete a Spring Over on the sierra.
dazlin wrote:melbourne, victoria australia
Come and check out everyones zooks, get good ideas.
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Mudzuki wrote:N*A*M wrote:you don't need SOA for vic conditions
what tyres do you plan to run?
Let him make his own choice
yeah i'm happy to let him make his own mistakes
for the effort of a proper SOA conversion (turning knuckles, high steering, new leaf packs) you're better off going coils and getting all the benefits that it brings
or you could tune your SUA set up
if you want to get a SOA done locally, 4Play Offroad would be a good place to start enquiries
dazlin wrote:Maybe a SOA is not what i need then. I am happy with the standard hight as this is only a toy for the weekend so i don't care what a dent or scratch underneath or anywhere else, i just need a bit more wheel travel. Is there any simpler mods that can improve this?
You could try slightly longer shackles (for off road use only of course )
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dazlin wrote:how much longer are the one on that pic to the standard ones?
30mm longer.
they can change handling, so don't go too long, if you still want it daily driveable.
I chose the length by disconnecting the top shackle mount, letting the shocker fall to full extension, then I made the shackle long enough to fill gap...in your case could be different length, as mine are old man emu suspension.
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grimbo wrote:before you rush off and buy something do a little research. This sort of thing has been discussed about 1 million times on here before. All sorts of suspension mods are discussed so take the time to read up about it. Also as Chris said check out the Suzuki Club.
A grimbo said, as he is our wise and wonderful Mexican leader. Rofl. Narr he’s been wheeling for more years then I have been drinking alcohol, so I reckon he might know a thing or two.
From what I have seen of the vicco club I’d say you would really benefit from a little snooping around.
BTW what tires you running and are you planning anything different? If it’s a real budget toy look at some of Chris’s frog. Plenty of low budget stuff to get it running well
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dazlin wrote:whats the cheapest way to get further wheel travel?
slightly longer shackles helps. you can also trawl the wrecker fer shox long enuff, and with correct fittings to suit the extra from the shackles...
car shocks are usually ok on light vehicles like zooks...
people on here have done this, they may be able to tell you best cars to look at...
also check to see if spring is running out of droop, or is it the shock running out of length.
some people remove leaves from the springs, but I not know if thats good or not
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Take the shocks off and try that flexin again to see whats limiting it.
Try longer shackles and RUF with the std rear springs maybe as well.
If you can fab a bit. maybe a 3/4 rear?
cheers
Try longer shackles and RUF with the std rear springs maybe as well.
If you can fab a bit. maybe a 3/4 rear?
cheers
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New rig is 97 80 DX. 2" list 33s
dazlin wrote:this is about all i can get in regards to wheel travel, you can see the back wheel pickup up on this small drop.
the front travel is fairly good fer a stocker though.
I use OME springs and shox, they are good but not cheap (bought 9 years ago when had money) they only just starting to fail
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muppet_man67 wrote:the suzuki club is calling. meeting is in 2 days my favourite night of the month. (ok now it sounds like I dont have a life) good mix of people from people like me who have only been driving 12 months to people like Grimbo who has a long grey beard and tells many wise tales of 4wd adventures.
you'll be there by yourself
my calander say 2nd wednesday of the month is the 13th.
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