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BJ70 Lift?

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BJ70 Lift?

Post by CruiserFun »

hey guys, nearly all the Bj70 i've seen have 2" suspension and 2" body. i was just wondering where do i go to get a 2" suspension lift? do everyday 4wd shops stock it? im not to sure as the Bj70 are a more rare vehicle. and wondering if the leaves off the 75 tray back fit the Bj70?

cheers, heath
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Post by mlowe76 »

Heath,

They should have the same rear springs as the following:

BJ73 BJ74 FJ70 FJ73 FJ74 1984-1993

The UTE rears have bigger bushes I believe - someone else may know 100%
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Post by hulsty »

70 series leaf springs are all the same, might need a little tweaking to suit your vehicle weight. Rears are the same as 60 series rears.

Heaps to choose from
The Silver Bullet - BJ74
Where the actions at Ontrack 4wd Club
http://www.ontrack4wdclub.com/
[url]http://www.cams.com.au/[/url]
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Post by GO79 »

all the same length but diffrent amount of leafs in the packs to suit differnt model 7x series ie 75 series ute have more than shortys
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Post by hulsty »

75,76,77,78 and 79 rear springs are different, they are longer and wont fit.
The Silver Bullet - BJ74
Where the actions at Ontrack 4wd Club
http://www.ontrack4wdclub.com/
[url]http://www.cams.com.au/[/url]
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Post by CruiserFun »

cheers fellas, yeh i already knew that the middys fit. but now im just wondering if i can go into a 4wd shop and ask for lift for a BJ70 would they stock them?? and wat are the best brands people are running?

cheers, heath
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