Hey Guys,
Had my Vitara's springs stretched a month or so back but unfortunately it hasn't been running since as I need some parts for it.
I'm trying to track down some Camber correcting bolts and something like a spacer for the rear diff and the arm that connects. Anyone know where I could get these from?
Also please mention any other suggestions on what I need (or don't need) after a 2 Inch Suspension Lift.
Thanks,
ZukOffRoader.
Suspension Lift help
Re: Suspension Lift help
Hi mate, got my camber correcting bolts off trademe, but it doesn't look like there are any for sale at the moment. Call a few of your local suspension shops, they should be able to get them. They were Noltec brand 12mm(M12) from memory and cost around $60.
The spacer for the rear arm I just made myself out of some 1 inch aluminium. If you have done a 2 inch lift you will want a 2 inch spacer and some bolts (metric fine thread) that are 2 inches longer than the standard ones. There are some measurements online somewhere for the dimensions of the spacer, but it may just be easier to take your A-arm out and measure it up. It's basically a rectangular block with a a big hole in the middle and four holes in the corners for the bolts.
Good luck.
Hein B
The spacer for the rear arm I just made myself out of some 1 inch aluminium. If you have done a 2 inch lift you will want a 2 inch spacer and some bolts (metric fine thread) that are 2 inches longer than the standard ones. There are some measurements online somewhere for the dimensions of the spacer, but it may just be easier to take your A-arm out and measure it up. It's basically a rectangular block with a a big hole in the middle and four holes in the corners for the bolts.
Good luck.
Hein B
Re: Suspension Lift help
Let us know how those springs hold up man. Yeah noltec are the ones I've used. Guys who do wheel alignments can sometimes source them otherwise a suspension outfit. Hunt around pricewise as I was told a spectrum of prices from different places.
Re: Suspension Lift help
Hi, mate
I just made one out of nylon for my escudo today. the block is 60*110mm and hole distance is 40*90. use 10.2 drill to give clearance around the screw. Will put it on during this weekend.
I just made one out of nylon for my escudo today. the block is 60*110mm and hole distance is 40*90. use 10.2 drill to give clearance around the screw. Will put it on during this weekend.
Re: Suspension Lift help
shaximi wrote:Hi, mate
I just made one out of nylon for my escudo today. the block is 60*110mm and hole distance is 40*90. use 10.2 drill to give clearance around the screw. Will put it on during this weekend.
Also needed a biggish hole in the middle for the ball joint to sit in from memory.
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Found these on eBay
http://shop.ebay.co.uk/i.html?_nkw=camb ... rer=Suzuki
Another UK site
http://www.bits4vits.co.uk/store/index.php
Found this for making rear axle spacer.
http://66.163.168.225/babelfish/transla ... m&.intl=us
http://shop.ebay.co.uk/i.html?_nkw=camb ... rer=Suzuki
Another UK site
http://www.bits4vits.co.uk/store/index.php
Found this for making rear axle spacer.
http://66.163.168.225/babelfish/transla ... m&.intl=us
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Re: Suspension Lift help
Thanks for the suggestions guys. Does anyone know where I can source nylon from in the Bay of Plenty? Or elsewhere?
I saw those bolts on Trade Me too, pity I didn't need them at the time. I'd prefer to buy locally, saves the hassle and time taken to import things.
I saw those bolts on Trade Me too, pity I didn't need them at the time. I'd prefer to buy locally, saves the hassle and time taken to import things.