Body Lift good or bad?
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DiscoNickY
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Introduce urself in the correct section mate or people won't give u the time of day. Just the way it is on here.
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Welcome. Top marks for going to the Introduction Section. It winds the natives up if you don't.
Why a body lift? Why not a spring lift?
Mines +4" (and a bit gay).
Why a body lift? Why not a spring lift?
Mines +4" (and a bit gay).
DiscoNickY
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Welcome. There's daft unwritten rules to abide by on here. Body lifts are stoopid an pointless. No need in them in my experience. Unless u want ridiculously large tyres on that still won't fit with sus lift.
DiscoNickY
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Welcome. Top marks for going to the Introduction Section. It winds the natives up if you don't.
Why a body lift? Why not a spring lift?
Mines +4" (and a bit gay).
'(And a bit gay).'??? Hahaha. Bloody smart though mate. I think well groomed is more appropriate.
auf_wiedersehen_pet
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DiscoNickY
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Ur probably right mate. Haha
RKServicing
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Goooood. Any lift is gooooood. Bigger is better and all that. But do it properly. Or it's not goooood
DiscoNickY
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I actually have a question myself here... Does anybody have 35" tyres on their disco WITHOUT a body lift??
Craiggillin1985
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You can't fit 35 on a disco 1 without spacers they rub
DiscoNickY
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Wat? I said without. Body lift?
RKServicing
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Nope mines body lift. I had them on without it. But did have the cut arches. And coul only drive by myself. And not around corners lol.
DiscoNickY
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So even with a 4" sus lift the 35" are a no go?
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Its not that bad!
I run 35's with a HD 2" lift and yes, on articulation the arches scrub quite badly but it doesn't affect day to day driving! I'd say your springs are fooked or are not the correct rate for your vehicle if you get rubbage on corners!
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I had +2 hd springs aswell. It was the fact I had wheel spacers and modulars tht made them rub. They're also 315 wide.
No anti roll bars. And weight on roof....
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unfortunately your totally wrong
wiltshire landyman
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I used to but now have 37s
wiltshire landyman
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wrong
auf_wiedersehen_pet
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I've been told not matter wat sus lift of spacers or cut arches with flexi's u cannot fit 35's to a disco without rubbing when atriculating?!
