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94 disco bodylift 2"

Tech Talk for Rover owners.

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94 disco bodylift 2"

Post by cooter »

just got my spaces all made and am ready to fit the lift have allready modified brake hoses but was wondering about the handbrake cable and is there any thing else that will need modifing that i have prob missed?
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Post by gordon »

The radiator mounting will need to be moved. And the rear-of-the-block heater hoses may need modifying. Also a good idea to slacken the steering column U-joints to allow it to extend a little. I didn't have any problems with the handbrake, but I did have to modify the plate around the transfer case lever to allow selection of low range. Others didn't seem to need this though.
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Post by Davidh »

One thing i forgot was the clutch slave cylinder flexible hose. Just undo the bracket off the bell housing.
But you may have an auto?
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