i want to put 15's on here can i get the 16a hub assebelly and put them straight on or do things have to be changed
i want to find a snorkel for it as the airbox is on the drivers side
i have put 35mm lift springs in but have standard shocks is there any thing else to be done here
i need the bushes for the top a arm too wheres the best place to go
appreciate the help
95 swb v6
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Re: 95 swb v6
A bit of detail on changing the front wheel hubs here:
http://www.andante.co.nz/blog/?cat=4
In my very small amount of experience I've found that keeping your wheels in contact with the ground is the key to 4wd-ing. Your standard shock absorbers are significantly limiting the amount of travel in your suspension. I did the top-hat flip for the front with standard struts and put some longer shocks in the rear.
You also need a A-arm spacer equal to the amount of spring lift you did!
http://www.andante.co.nz/blog/?cat=4
In my very small amount of experience I've found that keeping your wheels in contact with the ground is the key to 4wd-ing. Your standard shock absorbers are significantly limiting the amount of travel in your suspension. I did the top-hat flip for the front with standard struts and put some longer shocks in the rear.
You also need a A-arm spacer equal to the amount of spring lift you did!
Re: 95 swb v6
This is the only snorkel I've found.
http://www.airflowsnorkels.com/details.php?id=64
$385 of trademe
You'll have to move the indicator as this one partially goes through the existing indicator.
How soon are you looking at doing these mods as I'm looking at getting rid of some of my suspension gear. I've got longer rear shocks, front strut spacers and an arm spacer.
http://www.airflowsnorkels.com/details.php?id=64
$385 of trademe
You'll have to move the indicator as this one partially goes through the existing indicator.
How soon are you looking at doing these mods as I'm looking at getting rid of some of my suspension gear. I've got longer rear shocks, front strut spacers and an arm spacer.
Re: 95 swb v6
Foxtee wrote:Hi,
If this is any help, this is what I've done to my SWB V6.
Old Man Emu Grand Vit LWB shocks & springs , Bit's 4 Vit's 1.5" lift kit + rear axle / prop spacer kit.
I didn't use the front strut spacer's as the strut flip looked better way of getting lift, I'm just waiting on the V6 front axle drop bracket's, they should be here next week.
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churchill wrote:This is the only snorkel I've found.
http://www.airflowsnorkels.com/details.php?id=64
$385 of trademe
You'll have to move the indicator as this one partially goes through the existing indicator.
How soon are you looking at doing these mods as I'm looking at getting rid of some of my suspension gear. I've got longer rear shocks, front strut spacers and an arm spacer.
trying to get it done as soon as i can thanks
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Foxtee wrote:Foxtee wrote:Hi,
If this is any help, this is what I've done to my SWB V6.
Old Man Emu Grand Vit LWB shocks & springs , Bit's 4 Vit's 1.5" lift kit + rear axle / prop spacer kit.
I didn't use the front strut spacer's as the strut flip looked better way of getting lift, I'm just waiting on the V6 front axle drop bracket's, they should be here next week.
thats a nice lookin vit what did the kit set you back
Re: 95 swb v6
butcherboy wrote:churchill wrote:This is the only snorkel I've found.
http://www.airflowsnorkels.com/details.php?id=64
$385 of trademe
You'll have to move the indicator as this one partially goes through the existing indicator.
How soon are you looking at doing these mods as I'm looking at getting rid of some of my suspension gear. I've got longer rear shocks, front strut spacers and an arm spacer.
trying to get it done as soon as i can thanks
It'll be at least a month before I have the parts off.
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Re: 95 swb v6
kernels wrote:A bit of detail on changing the front wheel hubs here:
http://www.andante.co.nz/blog/?cat=4
In my very small amount of experience I've found that keeping your wheels in contact with the ground is the key to 4wd-ing. Your standard shock absorbers are significantly limiting the amount of travel in your suspension. I did the top-hat flip for the front with standard struts and put some longer shocks in the rear.
You also need a A-arm spacer equal to the amount of spring lift you did!
where do you get the bushes for th a arm
Re: 95 swb v6
Picked them up from the local suspension shop from memory, cant remember how much, but probably wasn't too expensive. You need a press to get the old bushes out, I think I just used a scissor jack 

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Re: 95 swb v6
churchill wrote:butcherboy wrote:churchill wrote:This is the only snorkel I've found.
http://www.airflowsnorkels.com/details.php?id=64
$385 of trademe
You'll have to move the indicator as this one partially goes through the existing indicator.
How soon are you looking at doing these mods as I'm looking at getting rid of some of my suspension gear. I've got longer rear shocks, front strut spacers and an arm spacer.
trying to get it done as soon as i can thanks
It'll be at least a month before I have the parts off.
could be ok how much are you looking at for them
Re: 95 swb v6
Rear shocks with crush tubes $150
Front strut spacers 4340 steel with locking grub screws $80
Hiem joint spacer with bolts $30 (will need grinding to clear nut)
Front strut spacers 4340 steel with locking grub screws $80
Hiem joint spacer with bolts $30 (will need grinding to clear nut)