Beretta man
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Disco 2 air 2” lift
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You would have to make a 2" plate below the air spring and then extend the height sensor arm to fool the ecu .
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I believe those are 50mm extended length air bags for 2" lifted vehicles, so wouldn't need the lift plate? However, I've not used them so can't comment on how good / bad they are, but you are 100% on having to hoodwink the ECU.
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Feck it sounds easier to just put in springs
Springs is the easy not so legal way to do it.
I would look into the 2" extras a bit more, maybe its just a calibration issue or longer arms on the HT sensors.
Why do you only want the back lifted? Sounds like a weird thing to do.
J
I would look into the 2" extras a bit more, maybe its just a calibration issue or longer arms on the HT sensors.
Why do you only want the back lifted? Sounds like a weird thing to do.
J
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The 2" extended airbags come with the plates for the ride height sensors - that's what the brackets with the 3 holes in are in the photo above . They're simple to fit.
Ok. Can see that now, but why just the back?
I didnt say it was a bad idea.
But maybe other issues will come up if +2" is run all the time.
J
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+2" airbags to compliment +2" coils on the front (TD5 only had rear air suspension)
Beretta man
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I don’t I was going to put 2”+ springs on the front and try and keep air at the back
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Then that prolonged air bag kit is OK, ive seen good reviews for it and i dont see any problems... though if you lift it in order to fit huge tyres just like that without proper tuning your problems will start from there
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Just want to fit 265/75/16 tyres on her so thinking 2” lift will help
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those are almost 10% bigger than std dimension so at least fit an EGT gauge too if you dont have proper tuning for such tyres, especially if it's auto then you'll see what i mean, read the posts linked here https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/speedo-out-of-synch.375403/#post-5269337
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