Can you buy a lift kit for a series 3?
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storm99
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There is going to be a big queue of people waiting to smash your face in.
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Edited.
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op2:this could be a good 'un op2:
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Go on then.
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Is your name Bob by any chance?
storm99
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personal preference ?
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'Cos there was a guy called Bob got banned recently and I thought you were him coming back to wind us all up. Why would you want to lift your series?
storm99
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Ah right...have you got really long legs and have to crouch to get in?
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what you need are a set of these and the associated ones for the rear suspension along with the correct shackles and possible crossmember modifications
now if you have a 1ton or military 109 chassis you may have those already fitted, if not you have to find one of these
that's Chalkie, my 88" New Zealand ex-military which sits on extended dumbirons etc as standard (it's got the wrong size tyres on it there)...
if you're lucky you might be able to find one of the 6 others i know were imported back into this country about 25 years ago :lol: (there may be more but i don't think so and i've spent a fair time hunting for them)
now if you have a 1ton or military 109 chassis you may have those already fitted, if not you have to find one of these
that's Chalkie, my 88" New Zealand ex-military which sits on extended dumbirons etc as standard (it's got the wrong size tyres on it there)...
if you're lucky you might be able to find one of the 6 others i know were imported back into this country about 25 years ago :lol: (there may be more but i don't think so and i've spent a fair time hunting for them)
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Could make changng the oil easier'Cos there was a guy called Bob got banned recently and I thought you were him coming back to wind us all up. Why would you want to lift your series?
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Yes, very true but what size of tyres could I use?
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:rolly::rolly::rolly::doh::rolly::rolly::doh:
pissant
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depends on how high you want to goYes, very true but what size of tyres could I use?
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You can bolt your axles on under the springs,looks nutts and off road you will spend time lying on your side.http://http://www.landyzone.co.uk/l...landyzone.co.uk/lz/images/smilies/biggrin.gif
