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GQ LWB & SWB 2" Body Lift !!!URGENT!!!

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GQ LWB & SWB 2" Body Lift !!!URGENT!!!

Post by Nor »

Hey fellas,
A buddy of mine and I are going to do a 2" Body Lift, but need specs, pics, hints, tips and anything we can get our hands on.

Since many of you guys have done similar kits at home, we would really appreciate any and all help we can get.

Please Reply ASAP as we need to finish the lift in the coming 3-4 days to get the new bumpers in.

Thanks fellas!
Best Regards,
Owner & Driver of:
"The Green Youpala,
Official LR recovery Vehicle"
(Patrol GQ 94' LWB, 2" OME Sus Lift,5 link front,35" MT/Rs,Warn M8274-50,Custom Bull Bar,2" BL ---> 4.6 front and rear diffs on the way)
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Re: GQ LWB & SWB 2" Body Lift !!!URGENT!!!

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http://www.gqpatrol.com/


Total instructions there faultless and used by 100's.
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Re: GQ LWB & SWB 2" Body Lift !!!URGENT!!!

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Nor wrote:Hey fellas,
A buddy of mine and I are going to do a 2" Body Lift, but need specs, pics, hints, tips and anything we can get our hands on.

Since many of you guys have done similar kits at home, we would really appreciate any and all help we can get.

Please Reply ASAP as we need to finish the lift in the coming 3-4 days to get the new bumpers in.

Thanks fellas!


Do you still have the instructions on your site Bruce?
[size=100][url=http://www.vickrawlers.com/]VicKrawlers.com[/url]
[url=http://www.drfwdc.org.au/]Dandenong Ranges 4wd Club[/url][/size]
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Re: GQ LWB & SWB 2" Body Lift !!!URGENT!!!

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MKPatrolGuy wrote:
Nor wrote:Hey fellas,
A buddy of mine and I are going to do a 2" Body Lift, but need specs, pics, hints, tips and anything we can get our hands on.

Since many of you guys have done similar kits at home, we would really appreciate any and all help we can get.

Please Reply ASAP as we need to finish the lift in the coming 3-4 days to get the new bumpers in.

Thanks fellas!


Do you still have the instructions on your site Bruce?




yea I posted the URL dave what you on about dude? :P
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Post by MKPatrolGuy »

That tactic would work if this wasn't down the bottom, wouldn't it :lol: :lol:

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[size=100][url=http://www.vickrawlers.com/]VicKrawlers.com[/url]
[url=http://www.drfwdc.org.au/]Dandenong Ranges 4wd Club[/url][/size]
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Link is dead

Post by Nor »

Bogger,

the URL you gave no longer exists.

Can you please verify.

THanks!
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Owner & Driver of:
"The Green Youpala,
Official LR recovery Vehicle"
(Patrol GQ 94' LWB, 2" OME Sus Lift,5 link front,35" MT/Rs,Warn M8274-50,Custom Bull Bar,2" BL ---> 4.6 front and rear diffs on the way)
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Post by MKPatrolGuy »

It works for me...

Try http://www.gqpatrol.com/bodylift/bodylift.txt
[size=100][url=http://www.vickrawlers.com/]VicKrawlers.com[/url]
[url=http://www.drfwdc.org.au/]Dandenong Ranges 4wd Club[/url][/size]
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Damn!

Post by Nor »

Dave,

I can't access the website, so could you please email me the text file.

Thanks a million.

my email is norair@dm.net.lb
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"The Green Youpala,
Official LR recovery Vehicle"
(Patrol GQ 94' LWB, 2" OME Sus Lift,5 link front,35" MT/Rs,Warn M8274-50,Custom Bull Bar,2" BL ---> 4.6 front and rear diffs on the way)
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Re: Damn!

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There ya have it.
:bad-words:
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Thanks

Post by Nor »

Thanks a million guys.

Any other hints or tips from your personal experiences???

Things to watch out, or to modify ??


THNKS!
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Official LR recovery Vehicle"
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Post by Maggot4x4 »

I would use 100mm DIA blocks, as it gives more surface area on the body, therefore less stress and less likely come thru the floor. Also if you have access to a lathe do your centre holes on it rather than just a drill, that way you know they will be true.

As for alloy or nylon, I have used both and I have found that the nylon is just a little better as it doesn't seem to be as hard on the car, and the bolts didn't work loose with the nylon.

Thats the other thing, make sure you check you bolts everytime you service the car.

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