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2006 GU st wagon body lift

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2006 GU st wagon body lift

Post by wormmic »

just an enquiry from a mate regarding the new GU he just bought 2006 model . he s wanting to do a 50 mm body lift kits but is worried what effect this will have on the air bags operation s

Any body have any valuable information regarding this issue
Queensland transport say its ok he went to pineapple st
Nissan say any modifications can void warranty

Asked a couple of the big 4wd shops around nth brissy and they declined to fit it due to it may effect air bag operations in an accident

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Post by vorno_18 »

body lifts are a good cheap way of lifting a car but they do cause a pain in the ass with having to mod shifters and such, i would suggest suspensino lift instead
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Re: 2006 GU st wagon body lift

Post by bogged »

wormmic wrote:Asked a couple of the big 4wd shops around nth brissy and they declined to fit it due to it may effect air bag operations in an accident
theres your answer... specially in Qld..


Why does he want a body lift ?
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Post by GUJohnno »

The air bag sensors are in with the CPU.
In theory, a body lift should not affect the operation of them.

I had a BL done on my 2004 GU, but I had the air bags disabled.

He'd be better off just putting in a 4" lift and run 36" tyres. A lot less hassle, plenty of room and can run std bars etc.
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Post by mattsluxtruck »

I was actually talking to my engineering in Sydney this morning about doing a body lift on my old mans GU wagon. It turns out that you cant body lift anything built after January 2000 as it interfears with ADR 69 which is front impact rules. I thought it was BS but that is the case and the only way one can be correectly and legally signed off is if you put the vehicle thru a full front impact test. The old boy isn't real keen on smashing his truck into a concrete block for some strange reason so it wont be happening now.
Im putting the flame suit on and preparing for people to tell me how wrong I am but this is straight from the horses mouth. Its not that he is hard to get along with neither he has recently signed off on my 4 runner with the V8 and 2" body lift.
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Post by GUJohnno »

Similar to what i did.....?
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Post by Swerve »

GUJohnno wrote:Similar to what i did.....?
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ROTFL :rofl: :rofl: :armsup:
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