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Navara lift
Navara lift
G,day
Was wondering if i raise the back of the navara (d22) 3 inches, can i adjust the front torsion bar so it will be level. Or should i just go with a 2inch lift in the back.
Cheers
Danny
Was wondering if i raise the back of the navara (d22) 3 inches, can i adjust the front torsion bar so it will be level. Or should i just go with a 2inch lift in the back.
Cheers
Danny
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2" is the easier. 3" is about max with out major mods. if your going 3" i would bite the bullet and get one of the bigger lift kits. especially if you have winches etc on the front.
2" is nice bit of lift without a big cost.
2" is the easier. 3" is about max with out major mods. if your going 3" i would bite the bullet and get one of the bigger lift kits. especially if you have winches etc on the front.
2" is nice bit of lift without a big cost.
G,day,
Cheers for the replys so far guys. So i went with a 3inch lift, the back came up all good and nice but the front is still down, even after the torsion bars are hitting the top bump stops. what can i do to get the front of the car the same size as the rear??? I heard that if you take out the torsion bar and give it a few turns you will be able to get more hight, is that true???
Cheers
Danny
Cheers for the replys so far guys. So i went with a 3inch lift, the back came up all good and nice but the front is still down, even after the torsion bars are hitting the top bump stops. what can i do to get the front of the car the same size as the rear??? I heard that if you take out the torsion bar and give it a few turns you will be able to get more hight, is that true???
Cheers
Danny
If you want to get the front higher, you need to replace the upper control arms, I have a set here if you're interested, as well as the HD tie rods and idler arm brace, PM me if you're keen.
cheers
OONDY
cheers
OONDY
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As far as i know that only torques it up more but does not give you anymore lift, you will need the calmini top arms to get it off the bumpstops or the ride will be harsh as, your rear springs will settle after a little time also.Danny148 wrote:G,day,
Cheers for the replys so far guys. So i went with a 3inch lift, the back came up all good and nice but the front is still down, even after the torsion bars are hitting the top bump stops. what can i do to get the front of the car the same size as the rear??? I heard that if you take out the torsion bar and give it a few turns you will be able to get more hight, is that true???
Cheers
Danny
cheers mark.
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to raise the front 2" you need to pull the torsion bar out, turn it (6 notchs??) and then adjust to suit. i'm told 3" is about max. if you carry loads in the rear then 2" lift in front and 3" in rear would work fine.Danny148 wrote:........
I heard that if you take out the torsion bar and give it a few turns you will be able to get more hight, is that true???
Cheers
Danny
i run stock front, 2" rear lift due to the heavy loads that we carry.
G,day,
Well i winded up the torsion bars to the max! and teh car is still not level. I will try to take the torsion bars out and give them a couple of turns and than but them back, but heres a pic of the car right now, do you guys reckon if i pull out the bars and turn a few notches on them and put them back it will make the car level???
Cheers
Danny
Well i winded up the torsion bars to the max! and teh car is still not level. I will try to take the torsion bars out and give them a couple of turns and than but them back, but heres a pic of the car right now, do you guys reckon if i pull out the bars and turn a few notches on them and put them back it will make the car level???
Cheers
Danny
I don't think it will do anything, have a look at your bump stops. I think you'll find its the down travel bump stop that the upper control arm will be sitting on, not the limit of the adjuster on the torsion bar, thats why upper arms fix the problem - they lift the upper bump stop striker plate enough to get about 80mm lift out of the front.
cheers
OONDY
cheers
OONDY
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he hasn't got that far yet.oondy wrote: I think you'll find its the down travel bump stop that the upper control arm will be sitting on, not the limit of the adjuster on the torsion bar
you only get about an inch or so out of the adjusters. to get even a 2 inch lift you have to pull the torsions out and turn them round a few notchs.
you should get 3" lift before hitting the stops.
one thing tho, try to get the lift and have the adjusters not sticking out. if they stick out turn ithe torsions another notch and screw the adjusters in.
if the adjusters stick out you run the risk of hitting them with a log/rock etc.
so leave the adjuster in stock position and just turn the torsions enough notchs to get roughly the height you want. use the adjusters for fine tuning.
G,day,
Well i finally lifted the navara front and rear 3inches the front as some of you guys suggested to take out the torsion bars and give them a few turns would do the trick, will it did. I got it up to 3inches exactly, only problem i hade is that i had to get 2 new shockies for the front because they were not long enough, but besides that it was all good.
Cheers again for the help fellas,
Danny
Well i finally lifted the navara front and rear 3inches the front as some of you guys suggested to take out the torsion bars and give them a few turns would do the trick, will it did. I got it up to 3inches exactly, only problem i hade is that i had to get 2 new shockies for the front because they were not long enough, but besides that it was all good.
Cheers again for the help fellas,
Danny
Hence why i said it will do stuff all... and hit the bump stops.. no point in that, you might as well drive a old skool leaf sprung hilux...Danny148 wrote:Hello,
Had to turn it 5 times to gain the 3inchs and yea its on bump stops
cheers
Danny
cheers mark
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Re: Bumpstop clearance
Just for future reference, 2" lift looks likeDanny148 wrote:yea i know its a bit sucky that its on bump stops but ..
Rides very well (much better than stock with efs shocks)
Re: Navara lift
Not sure where you live, but in QLD the legal beagles state that IFS must have 60mm downtravel. You won't have that sitting on the bump stops, and in the unfortunate case of an accident, and a good check of your car...you could be in trouble.
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