ironman 4x4 suspension ?
Posted: Thu Nov 11, 2004 10:32 pm
this months 4wd monthly carries an add for " ironman 4x4 suspension".
havent heard of them before, has anybody had any experience of there products?
web site is quite informative and the prices quoted look resonable ($898 for torsion bars, coils and 4 shocks!).
will be looking at going up 2" at the rear and either new t-bars or crank existing to lift front, and replace shocks(was thinking rancho 5000's, efs or arb ???)
to get 2" at front do you have to cut bump stops or will that just give you a bit more droop(i realise that cranking tb's will reduce the amount of droop available).
is there any drawbacks with cranking front 2"(apart from loosing droop), increased cv(and boot) wear? better to fit manual hubs?
car is set up with usual gear in back inc fridge, toolbox(usually kitchen sink!!), etc. also pull 600-700kg camper.
would welcome your thoughts and advise on upgrading the suspension on my 2.8td nl paj.
cookie monster
havent heard of them before, has anybody had any experience of there products?
web site is quite informative and the prices quoted look resonable ($898 for torsion bars, coils and 4 shocks!).
will be looking at going up 2" at the rear and either new t-bars or crank existing to lift front, and replace shocks(was thinking rancho 5000's, efs or arb ???)
to get 2" at front do you have to cut bump stops or will that just give you a bit more droop(i realise that cranking tb's will reduce the amount of droop available).
is there any drawbacks with cranking front 2"(apart from loosing droop), increased cv(and boot) wear? better to fit manual hubs?
car is set up with usual gear in back inc fridge, toolbox(usually kitchen sink!!), etc. also pull 600-700kg camper.
would welcome your thoughts and advise on upgrading the suspension on my 2.8td nl paj.
cookie monster