85 ifs surf how can i get more travel

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85 ifs surf how can i get more travel

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whats the best way to get travel out of ifs surf
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What have you done to it? or is it still standard? you could change the shocks, i think comador shocks are easy to do and cheap. if you want lots of flex or travel in the front you could find a solid axel surf and swap over the chasie to give to a solid front, which has many options
toymota thats stock standard.
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yeah

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it is just standard where whould you get shocks from i was hopeing just to modify ifs
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SAS or give up :(
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sas??
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ToyRover wrote:sas??


Solid Axle Swap..

makes it beam axle rather than ifs... :wink:
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ToyRover wrote:sas??


Solid Axle Swap
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Hi there, regarding your search for more travel in an IFS surf. Apart from winding up the torsion bars there is no other way. I must say that my surf used to get stuck on the most easiest tracks because of the lack of suspension travel. So I welded up the front diff, MAN did that make a wicked difference. Just makes it a little hard to go round sharp corners (3 piont turn required). But the pro's far outweigh the con's. cheers Jinx
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you cant do a lot to the IFS without doing something radical!

http://www.trademe.co.nz/a.asp?id=106033307

These will give you back your std downward suspension travel otherwise to keep ifs and have it work you are looking at something like this.

http://www.snakeracing.com.au/04hiluxliftkit.html

Not cheap and you still have to get it certified. Otherwise as suggested removing the IFS and putting a solid axle in its place is a stronger soloution.

http://www.offroadexpress.co.nz/modules ... ject+lemon

De-Ranged's post's show a couple of documented projects one his but his is quite extreme.
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cheers for the help yeah might have to think bout it sas sounds like a lot of work but i got to get it certed anyways
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lockers front and rear. then you wont need to have flex. nad auto lockers are cheapish.
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wheres the best place in auckland to buy them from
what sort is best and can you get them for the front
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