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Ready Made 2" Body Lift Kit For Patrol GQ

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Ready Made 2" Body Lift Kit For Patrol GQ

Post by Nor »

Hey there guys.

I know I am bugging you alot with my body lift issue, but since I am a rookie in the business, I want to ask if any of you guys know of a company or shop that sells or makes ready made, full , comprehensive body lift kits for a Patrol GQ LWB.

Thanks a million.
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pm liam as i think his company sells them.
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Post by Nor »

Do you know Liam's contact info, as in email or URL?
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www.bigballsoffroad.com i think but if that doesnt work send a private message to "liam"
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procomp do them too.....www.procomp.com.au
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Post by Cheezy4x4 »

Where ever you get your kit from, make sure they use zink plated H/T bolts as I have pulled out plenty of rusted out black H/T bolts on older lifts.
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Post by Nor »

Cheezy, do you know anywhere I can get a good kit from?

If not, can you give me more detailed specs and maps.


Thanks
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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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Post by Aus4wd »

We sell the kits here with the bolts, we make our own kits, we don't buy them in.

We use polyetherline blocks with black H/T bolts, have used the same material for the last 4 years never had any problems.


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Post by bazzle »

http://www.marks4wd.com/body-lift-kit-index.html

Also sells kits with stainless steel bolts.
Price on site
Can email them for more details

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Instructions in this site

http://www.gqpatrol.com/

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Re: Ready Made 2" Body Lift Kit For Patrol GQ

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Nor wrote:Hey there guys.

I know I am bugging you alot with my body lift issue, but since I am a rookie in the business, I want to ask if any of you guys know of a company or shop that sells or makes ready made, full , comprehensive body lift kits for a Patrol GQ LWB.

Thanks a million.
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Post by RUFF »

I have to agrea with Cheezy. Do not use Black H/T bolts. I used these with Poly blocks on my Hilux and when i rolled it and then had to remove the cab i had to cut some of the bolts off because they were rusted in big time. These had only been fitted for around 1.5 years.
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Post by Drafty »

You may also want to think about reinforcing the floor where the bolts go through, in our LWB we pulled the back 2 bolts through the floor and the ones under the drivers and pasengers feet were begining to suffer from the same problem.
This problem may have been caused by us driving like complete and utter lunaticks most of the time, so if you are a half sensible driver you may not have this problem.

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Post by bogged »

Drafty wrote:You may also want to think about reinforcing the floor where the bolts go through, in our LWB we pulled the back 2 bolts through the floor and the ones under the drivers and pasengers feet were begining to suffer from the same problem.
Joe.


Adam had the same thing in Ptrool, SWB he had 1 mount holding the body on in the end.. he could feel it floating!
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Post by Drafty »

There was a point where we were traveling down a steep hill and we could feel the back bouncing off the mounts, felt like the body was gona come off the chassi.
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Post by bogged »

Drafty wrote:There was a point where we were traveling down a steep hill and we could feel the back bouncing off the mounts, felt like the body was gona come off the chassi.


Yup I'd believe that, but how do you weld renforcements in there... lift teh body that high up?
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Post by Drafty »

For the back we cut holes into the floor big enough to fit some plate and the mig to weld them.
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Post by Robbo »

We have followed drafty & Co a heap of times & you know the big trucks with the floating cabs that rock up & down. ha ha (you get the picture) Also comes in handy for letting the Henty river exit the cabin quickly! :lol:
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