body lift on bundy

[evanstaniland]

hey i have a bundera with a one and a half inch (1,1/2") suspension lift on it and im wanting to put a 2" body lift on it

im just wantin some input of info on the following
= wat is the cheapest but strong way to do a body lift, is it worth purchasing a body lift kit from marks adaptors??
= will i have to change anything under the car or will it lift straight up
= will it meet regulations of will i need a engineerers report

any info would help me greatly

cheers
Evan

[V6 Bundy]

I bought these ones off eBay. I have not fit them yet but they are cheap and seem to be good.

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... 4547861685

[Guy From Nowhere]

I lifted my 60series 2" with a marks adaptors lift kit. All I had to do was to bend the 4wd shifter and lift the bumber and bullbar (they look dicky if you dont). Its a good idea to buy one as the 2" from marks is actually legal and not harsh steel where if you make them (outa steel probably) they crack your body and are not legal

Cheers
SANGA

[evanstaniland]

hey SANGA did you order the parts and fit them yourself or did u get someone to put it in for you??

i have obtained a quote fora 2" bodylift from Mannell motors for $1300 and thats more than i paid for a suspension lift i was planning on gettin the blocks and getting a helping hand from some mates to intall them


Evan

[Meldge]

hey SANGA did you order the parts and fit them yourself or did u get someone to put it in for you??

i have obtained a quote fora 2" bodylift from Mannell motors for $1300 and thats more than i paid for a suspension lift i was planning on gettin the blocks and getting a helping hand from some mates to intall them


Evan

Go and buy your own material - UHDPE (Ultra High Density Poly Ethylene)...

I got a metre of it at 75mm round for about $60, some have gotten it cheaper, but it has not been as round... I looked at it from the point of view, that I am exceeding the diameter of the standard mounts (there is overhang) so it would be favourable...

Cut it into length, drill the holes (add crush tubes) and buy longer bolts...
If you (or someone you know) can cut them and drill them, then it is a hell of a lot cheaper than that...

Around $100 for longer Fine Thread Bolts and materials...

Only thing to watch, the Inner guard on my 73 Series are between the front mounts, and there is a slight cup on them that you will need to chamfer the front blocks to fit into...