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Thinking of doing F & R para's on the lux (22r styleside SC). Will have extended shackles F & R, A frame shock set up in rear with Rancho 9000's. Currently got some stiff arse mining pack springs with about 3-4" of lift. Shakes your kidney's out on the road!
What are your thoughts? Will it improve flex? Will the height remain about the same? What will the ride be like?
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the old oilers are heavier than petrol buy a fair bit
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benhl wrote:Thinking of doing F & R para's on the lux (22r styleside SC). Will have extended shackles F & R, A frame shock set up in rear with Rancho 9000's. Currently got some stiff arse mining pack springs with about 3-4" of lift. Shakes your kidney's out on the road!
What are your thoughts? Will it improve flex? Will the height remain about the same? What will the ride be like?
Gribble/ 83 lux comments above will improve flex dramatically, but takes a bit of work and money.
Parabolics will give nice ride if under the weight of diesel, or at least petrol with winch. Won't sag. Give 3" lift but more if under petrol. Get front only if u go this way tho- rears aren't very good at all apparently.
So if u don't want to go all out with others suggestions, parabolics are good for bolt in setup.
So i guess para's are a no go. Fork out the extra for "flexy" springs.
any ideas on them in Brisbane area? looking for a cheap but workable solution. Dont want to save money and get no flex, prefer to fork out the extra $$$ to make it work.
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hey dude i have 2 inch raised enforcer fronts sittining in the shed less than 12 moths olds, olny took them off for the paras and im in brissie if u want for a price?
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thanks elite force - will keep in mind however if going to leaf will prolly run 4"lift, trying to get 35's in soon.
Would say 2"lift rears in the front give close to 4" actuall lift due to the curvature of the spring? is it about 2" more than the spring if runnign rears in the front? Does that make sense?
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I'm after some advice.......... when you put rear springs in the front of a lux. How much lift do they gain due to the curvature of the spring. is it about 2"?
ie, if you put a std rear in the front would the gaurd height increase by about 2"? likewise if you put a 2"lifted rear spring in the front would the ride height increase by about 4"?
Pls guide me if im wrong, i'm trying to work out suspension set ups in an ever conflicting world of suspension experts and people who know nothing about what they are trying to sell.
thanks in advance for some much needed advice
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2" Dropped hanger, forward if you wish, mine is 1" forward
Use rear springs in the front, I use a 5 leaf setup which is exactly the same to scotts as I told him which springs to use, the top 3 are from a standard rear pack with the bottom 2 being from a front. This will give a nice flatish spring about 2 inch of arch.
Use 2" extended shackles up front
Get some shock towers - eg superior engineering
And get some 32" travel shocks procomp 10032's are good
Go cross over steering
Rear
Get some standard IFS rears and bolt them in using a 200mm centre to centre rear shackle
Get a U Bolt flip
Get some long shocks eg procomp 10032's or 10036's and make the mounts to suit
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