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Lifting Gq swb

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Lifting Gq swb

Post by bigrig_2 »

What springs should be used and shocks and how high?
What about Body Lift Hight?
What tyres?
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Post by rlaxton »

Do a search. This topic has been discussed to death several times. Buried in the threads you will find answers for every conceivable use of your 4WD.
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Post by hottiemonster »

:D

search for lifting a mav topic.

suspension lift: 3" is easy and not many problems, 4" required more parts and start to get problems with vibration etc.

2" body lift is what most people use.
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Post by Camshaft1 »

tyres 35's or 36 centipedes would also be nice
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Post by bogged »

Camshaft1 wrote:tyres 35's or 36 centipedes would also be nice
depending where you live....

Ive never seen 1 single thread on this board about lifting a 4wd.
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Post by hottiemonster »

bogged wrote:Ive never seen 1 single thread on this board about lifting a 4wd.


:roll: :D
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