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100 series lift

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100 series lift

Post by Eric »

I am about to lift a 100 series & am looking for advice with witch way to go , I need to acheive a 4 inch lift to fit 37 inch tyres . I was told best bet was big balls off road , others say some 4 inch springs long travel chacks , standard arb camber kit , adjust the bump stops and the jobs done . would love hear from anyone with insite to this delema of mine


thanks in advance.

Ps , are there diff gears available for the 100 series and if yes , who and how much ?? thanks guys & gals
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Post by MKPatrolGuy »

IFS or Live axle?
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Re: 100 series lift

Post by bogged »

Eric wrote:I am about to lift a 100 series & am looking for advice with witch way to go


Upwards.
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Post by Eric »

MKPatrolGuy wrote:IFS or Live axle?



its a live axle 98 ,
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Post by timo_ed »

Got a mate with a 2000 hungie and he runs a 4" spring lift and 315's on the factory alloys. Tires just fit.. they scrub the chassis rail on the rear but even the stockers do that.

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Post by BUNDERA »

what you said you were going todo sounds like the go. Make sure you post some pics up of before and after.

Good luck with it, should look great!

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Post by dansTOYOwagon »

I have a friend with a hundred, petrol live axle, and has a 3-4" lift using all ARB gear. No body lift, and runs 35" simex's on factory alloy's. I would imagine that to run 37z, you would need a little more than 4" in the springs, or maybe just some body lift.

No matter what you do with springs and body lift, you will generally always get scrubbing on the chassis rails, or inner guards..... this is usually only fixed with wheels/spacers

Cannot advise for sure though ;) Speak to someone who can be sure. Cheers. Dan
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