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where can i gat all the parts for a big lift (6 or 7")

What size tyres u want to run?

only need 2' body and 2' suspension for 35 / 36....

6 or 7 is a little much and unnecessary for a rover IMO

Mick

hemi426 wrote:where can i gat all the parts for a big lift (6 or 7")

What Rover is it?
What do you want to do in it?
Why so high?
Where did you get the idea that higher is better?



Micka

Micka wrote: Where did you get the idea that higher is better?

Too much time in the nissan and toyota section

mickrangie wrote:

Micka wrote: Where did you get the idea that higher is better?

Too much time in the nissan and toyota section

Funny cause its true


Micka

Hey mickrangie, do you need to cut your guards for 35's to fit? Ive just done a 2" suspension lift and am about to do a 2" body lift..

RRover85 wrote:Hey mickrangie, do you need to cut your guards for 35's to fit? Ive just done a 2" suspension lift and am about to do a 2" body lift..

Yeah had to cut guards. Rangie guards are smallish. Keep in mind it also depends on off set of yr rims too. I run 100mm off set.


I also cut my rear wheel arches out and re made them taller so my 35" dont rub in the rear.

HTH

Mick

I struggle to keep mine on all four wheels with a 2 inch sus lift. Maybe i drive it where i shouldnt be too.

Dunno how u could cope with such a high lift!

BIg StEvE wrote:I struggle to keep mine on all four wheels with a 2 inch sus lift. Maybe i drive it where i shouldnt be too.

Dunno how u could cope with such a high lift!

nah u just suk at it

mickrangie wrote:

BIg StEvE wrote:I struggle to keep mine on all four wheels with a 2 inch sus lift. Maybe i drive it where i shouldnt be too.

Dunno how u could cope with such a high lift!

nah u just suk at it

Oh of course how silly of me!

hemi426 wrote:where can i gat all the parts for a big lift (6 or 7")

That is so 1998