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spoa need some tyre clearance
Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2005 10:26 am
by ryna
hey everyone i got spoa on stock springs, but i need a bit more clearance to get full flex. I could trim heaps ( still got wt flares on) ... or i could get a bodylift, BUT i have 2" lifted springs here froma while back.... they are pretty flexy, should i put them on?, i have the longer shocks with em too....
Anyone wanna buy the lift springs off me?
Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2005 11:35 am
by Mudzuki
I run body lift and spoa, with 34s and i haven't had any problems. Sell your springs and buy something else, like lockers
Re: spoa need some tyre clearance
Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2005 11:40 am
by Guy
ryna wrote:hey everyone i got spoa on stock springs, but i need a bit more clearance to get full flex. I could trim heaps ( still got wt flares on) ... or i could get a bodylift, BUT i have 2" lifted springs here froma while back.... they are pretty flexy, should i put them on?, i have the longer shocks with em too....
Anyone wanna buy the lift springs off me?
what size tyres do you wanna run .. ?? to need SPOA and BL ??
Re: spoa need some tyre clearance
Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2005 11:48 am
by redzook
love_mud wrote:ryna wrote:hey everyone i got spoa on stock springs, but i need a bit more clearance to get full flex. I could trim heaps ( still got wt flares on) ... or i could get a bodylift, BUT i have 2" lifted springs here froma while back.... they are pretty flexy, should i put them on?, i have the longer shocks with em too....
Anyone wanna buy the lift springs off me?
what size tyres do you wanna run .. ?? to need SPOA and BL ??
31's
stock spoa will have enuff room for 35's easy with a bit of cutting
say no to body lift and lifted springs
Re: spoa need some tyre clearance
Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2005 12:30 pm
by DeWsE
redzook wrote:love_mud wrote:ryna wrote:hey everyone i got spoa on stock springs, but i need a bit more clearance to get full flex. I could trim heaps ( still got wt flares on) ... or i could get a bodylift, BUT i have 2" lifted springs here froma while back.... they are pretty flexy, should i put them on?, i have the longer shocks with em too....
Anyone wanna buy the lift springs off me?
what size tyres do you wanna run .. ?? to need SPOA and BL ??
31's
stock spoa will have enuff room for 35's easy with a bit of cutting
say no to body lift and lifted springs
That would be my recomendation as well.
Say no to lift!
Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2005 1:54 pm
by droopypete
I agree, say no to B/L
(sound like a tee shirt)
I run 33x13,5 claws with no B/L and no cutting,
this will change when I fit the Q78's (cutting, not B/L)
I will say however that a body lift on a Sierra is not as big a deal as say a Land Cruiser or Pootrol, the zook bodys are small and made from Coke cans, so the COG is not lifted to the same amount as a L/Cruiser, cutting is way better than lifting.
Peter.
Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2005 2:01 pm
by nicbeer
droopypete wrote:I agree, say no to B/L
(sound like a tee shirt)
I run 33x13,5 claws with no B/L and no cutting,
this will change when I fit the Q78's (cutting, not B/L)
I will say however that a body lift on a Sierra is not as big a deal as say a Land Cruiser or Pootrol, the zook bodys are small and made from Coke cans, so the COG is not lifted to the same amount as a L/Cruiser, cutting is way better than lifting.
Peter.
How are you getting away with no cutting? You are running 2" springs arnt ya SPUA.
Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2005 2:03 pm
by Guy
nicbeer wrote:droopypete wrote:I agree, say no to B/L
(sound like a tee shirt)
I run 33x13,5 claws with no B/L and no cutting,
this will change when I fit the Q78's (cutting, not B/L)
I will say however that a body lift on a Sierra is not as big a deal as say a Land Cruiser or Pootrol, the zook bodys are small and made from Coke cans, so the COG is not lifted to the same amount as a L/Cruiser, cutting is way better than lifting.
Peter.
How are you getting away with no cutting? You are running 2" springs arnt ya SPUA.
NOOOO Pete is one of the Die Hard SPOA Vic crowd ...
Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2005 2:03 pm
by droopypete
nicbeer wrote:droopypete wrote:I agree, say no to B/L
(sound like a tee shirt)
I run 33x13,5 claws with no B/L and no cutting,
this will change when I fit the Q78's (cutting, not B/L)
I will say however that a body lift on a Sierra is not as big a deal as say a Land Cruiser or Pootrol, the zook bodys are small and made from Coke cans, so the COG is not lifted to the same amount as a L/Cruiser, cutting is way better than lifting.
Peter.
How are you getting away with no cutting? You are running 2" springs arnt ya SPUA.
SPOA
Peter.
Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2005 2:05 pm
by droopypete
Guy do you still want that soft top zook in my back yard?
Peter.
ps, sorry for the hijack but he is hard to track down
Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2005 2:07 pm
by Guy
droopypete wrote:Guy do you still want that soft top zook in my back yard?
Peter.
ps, sorry for the hijack but he is hard to track down
It depends on how much space my new place (in Wang) has\will have ..
I am trying to get someone to look at it for me .. I will let you know tommorrow arvo if thats OK ..
Posted: Mon Jun 16, 2008 11:03 am
by rustyzook
i have just done SPOA on my SWB NT with a stockman cab, i left the 2"BL and the 2" extendared shackles in, its to high and narrow!!
Posted: Mon Jun 16, 2008 12:01 pm
by lay80n
Drop the BL and see how it sits. I have SPOA on a WT with 40mm over shackles, works well with 32 tsl/xs on -28 rims. Sits same height or lower than Pyro's SPUA rig on 32 simex - 2 inch spring, BL and shackles.
Layto.....
Posted: Mon Jun 16, 2008 4:50 pm
by alien
my SPOA on 31's clears the guards fine - the front scrubs the headlight buckets at full flex, but if you turn the wheels it wont touch...
I'd say look into guard chopping for sure!
How is your spring wrap with the SPOA?
Posted: Mon Jun 16, 2008 5:10 pm
by nicbeer
anyone check the orig date on this thread?
SPUA is where it is at
Posted: Mon Jun 16, 2008 6:23 pm
by joeblow
you FOOOOLS.....