WONTED: 50mm lift springs for GQ SWB safari, Auckland area. With a 50mm spring lift and the 50mm body lift i have just done, i should be abel to fit 33'' under it without eney rubung. is this corect?
eney halp would be grate!
Adam.
WONTED: 50mm lift springs for a GQ SWB safari.
Moderator: Mark
Yes 33's will be fine with that amount of lift.
How much are you prepared to spend?
2" lift is fairly standard and there are many spring suppliers who sell them. Shop around and you should fairly easy beable to get a new set of 4 for under $500
Dont forget you need long travel shocks, and maybe gerabox packers to take the vibs out of your rear driveshaft.
How much are you prepared to spend?
2" lift is fairly standard and there are many spring suppliers who sell them. Shop around and you should fairly easy beable to get a new set of 4 for under $500
Dont forget you need long travel shocks, and maybe gerabox packers to take the vibs out of your rear driveshaft.
doby wrote:Sounds good, would second hand springs be ok or is that the sort of thing you should by new? I was told 80# cruser shocks would be ok, is this corect?
80 and GQ have pin/pin front shock mounts, but cruiser stock shocks min length is about 60mm longer than a GQ, so maybe with a 3 inch lift and modified bump stops.
Rear shocks won't fit as the top mount is a pin on 80 and eye on GQ.
minimun wrote:hey 4wdbits do you do a cheaper package on everything you need to do a suspension lift?
If you're doing about 50mm lift, then just get springs. While after market manufacturers recommend springs and shocks, most shocks for 50mm lift are about the same min and max lengths as standard. The ride might not be optimum, but it should be ok if your current shocks are in good condition.
There are cheaper options to EFS, but you usually get what you pay for.