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GU 4"lift ?

Posted: Fri May 14, 2004 7:01 pm
by gdcobb
I am looking at doing a 4" suspension lift on my GU Wagon
on the Cheap (Not New Prices)
Does anyone have the stuff i need!

Springs
Shocks
Panhard Rods?
Caster plates?

"What about Nutters wanting to go taller"I'll buy your 4" Stuff

Longer and Stronger

Posted: Fri May 14, 2004 7:27 pm
by GQboy
I rekon you should give Shanny Enginering a buzz , he is down in sale I rekon he is pretty clued on to that sort of stuff. After that you will be able to fit creepy crawleys under it no worries......

Posted: Fri May 14, 2004 8:23 pm
by big red
6 to 10 mm
fit the coils then measure the panhard length.
you can drive it ok with standard length panhards if you wanna be extra cheap :D

Re: Longer and Stronger

Posted: Fri May 14, 2004 11:58 pm
by gdcobb
GQboy wrote:I rekon you should give Shanny Enginering a buzz , he is down in sale I rekon he is pretty clued on to that sort of stuff. After that you will be able to fit creepy crawleys under it no worries......


THE CREEPY CRAWLYS ALREADY FIT, BUT WHAT I REALLY WANT WONT FIT!!!!!

Re: GU 4"lift ?

Posted: Wed May 19, 2004 9:02 am
by gdcobb
gdcobb wrote:I am considering fitting 4" coils to my GU, my shocks are long enough
i already have 3 deg caster bushes and extended brake lines.i am to Tight assed to buy Adjustable Panhard Rods so i am wondering i anone can tell me how much longer my standard ones need to be for a 4" lift.
I have the farcilaties were i work to have them lenghtend a strenghtend

Any advice whould be great

Posted: Wed May 19, 2004 9:32 am
by Daisy
There isnt an actual measurement as EVERY vehicle VARIES :roll:

Spring rates - different etc etc.

Now.. try this...

Install your 4 inch lift. and leave the stock panhard in place whilst installing..

THEN once installed.. remove one of the panhard bolts and remove that end..

ROCK the car a bit to make sure that the springs have settled.

Measure the amount you need to extend your panhard.

Cut and lengthen the panhard.

REFIT.

Pretty simple?? unless you're lookin into harder options :roll:

The vehicle SHOULD be drivable on standard panhard = tyre will stick out an inch to drivers side. Shouldnt be a problem if you're already lifted - no rubbing to take vehicle to and from workshop if you're planning on that.

Cheers and good luck

TOM

Re: Longer and Stronger

Posted: Wed May 19, 2004 10:49 am
by bogged
gdcobb wrote:THE CREEPY CRAWLYS ALREADY FIT, BUT WHAT I REALLY WANT WONT FIT!!!!!



SO WHAT DO YOU REALLY WANT TO FIT?




Just wondering why he was yellin'

Re: Longer and Stronger

Posted: Wed May 19, 2004 4:39 pm
by gdcobb
bogged wrote:
gdcobb wrote:THE CREEPY CRAWLYS ALREADY FIT, BUT WHAT I REALLY WANT WONT FIT!!!!!



SO WHAT DO YOU REALLY WANT TO FIT?


36-37s

Just wondering why he was yellin'

Posted: Wed May 19, 2004 4:50 pm
by sideways
yes i might have some shocker and some springs soon say in 2 weeks

Posted: Wed May 19, 2004 5:18 pm
by roly
my 4-5" springs (dobinsons) are sitting in a box in melbourne after i took them out

$200 with the ext'd bumpstops for the front


can do a deal on my shocks as i will be taking them off shortly (OME - L series 4 months old)


also have adj. rear panhard to come off, just looking for a std one 1st

SUSPENSION

Posted: Thu May 20, 2004 7:50 pm
by gdcobb
sideways wrote:yes i might have some shocker and some springs soon say in 2 weeks
Thanks for the reply for my request
lit me know what you want for your gear $$$$ when you are ready!

Posted: Thu May 20, 2004 10:05 pm
by robbie
roly, check pm ;)

Re: Longer and Stronger

Posted: Mon May 24, 2004 3:16 pm
by GUEEY
GQboy wrote:I rekon you should give Shanny Enginering a buzz , he is down in sale I rekon he is pretty clued on to that sort of stuff. After that you will be able to fit creepy crawleys under it no worries......
O.K GOOD THINKING