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wtb 5 inch lift springs for MQ (Diesel)

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wtb 5 inch lift springs for MQ (Diesel)

Post by Vanne »

anyone got a set of leafs lying around for an 85 mq that will give about 4-5 inch lift above the standard ride height?

if so, please drop me a line, or even if you know where to go for a cheap set :)

kind regards :lol:
85 MK lwb 3.3td 2 inch body lift, 32inch simex Ironman 2 inch suspension lift. 4 tonne on the clock, original donk.
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Post by MQ080 »

No one will do over a 2", I bought a cheap enforcer kit, cost me $1k with everything including dampener... once fitted it looked more like a 3", 2" shackle extension and 2" body lift and removed the load leaves and opened the front keepers. It now flexes quite nicely and 35’s don’t even rub
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Re: wtb 5 inch lift springs for MQ (Diesel)

Post by 2car »

Vanne wrote:anyone got a set of leafs lying around for an 85 mq that will give about 4-5 inch lift above the standard ride height?

if so, please drop me a line, or even if you know where to go for a cheap set :)

kind regards :lol:


Your existing springs will give you 4-5 inch of lift if you do a Spring-Over-Axle conversion. SOA can be done properly for less $ than a set of good quality lift springs.

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Post by MQ080 »

or you can do that :roll:
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Post by Vanne »

right, i thought the spring over conversion brought about 6-8 inches? thats kinda a tad bit high for me.

but hey, if your saying 4-5 inches, thats doable :)
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Post by MKPatrolGuy »

Springs with enough arch to give 5" of lift would be hell stiff and wouldn't flex at all. Definitely go springover for theat sort of lift.

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Post by dumbdunce »

mq080 you need that springover! team special is waiting for you...
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Book me in you rock stacker!
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Post by dumbdunce »

hahahah if only you were serious!
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Post by MQ080 »

ha, you found me out!

MQ is doing ok... now time to invest in the stanza
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never heard of a "4wd stanza" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Do the lift..... you'll looooove city driving,..... specially on HOT days ;)
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hey what happened to Hogan and Schultz????
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