Body or Spacer blocks to go with my 2"suspension lift.

looking to lift my Disco to gain some more clearance.


But which way is best to go either way I'm going to get new arm's front and back so could go for plus 2" or 4"...

It has all ready got 2" lift suspension. So do not know which way to go. With the body lift you get more movement in the gear change but keep a lower c of g.

With the spacer lift it is straight forward and you don't have to mess around with gear levers etc. but it must have an impact on the steering and tracking.

whats the thougths??

sorry mate , search it, loads of info.. one of the most common subjects covered...

done a 2" body lift on my disco..pretty straightforward

rear seatbelt mounts were a pig to remove and fuel filter had to be moved down a bit and lift pump pipes were a tad tight

loosen the steering ujs to allow for movement and then tighten them up when finished
also lifted the bumper 2" aswell

Any info is good just don't know which way to go????????

All down to money mate , how much you got to spend.....

Well looking at £350 for front and rear arms + 2" or 4" castor corrector.

Can get body lift for about £100 with seat belt links,gear extensions and radiator lift pins.

Or the other way to go is Spring spacers Blocks for £80 so not a lot in it.

Just dont know which way to go.....

i would go the rear and front arms route , but people also fit a bodylift also... its down to how extreme you want to go , how much hammer is it going to get , are you going to attack everything going....

Is it worth going for the +4 arms and the blocks and if I need more then get the body lift......or go for the +2 arms and the body lift and thats it ??????

Disco Dragon said:

Is it worth going for the +4 arms and the blocks and if I need more then get the body lift......or go for the +2 arms and the body lift and thats it ??????

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whatever u can afford to do

Got front and rear arms for mine from a bloke who makes them on eBay for £280 delivered and a choice of colours. A bit heavy but very solid. He dose different degrees depending on what size lift kit.