Disco suspention blocks
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DieselDisco
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hi interested but arnt quite sure exactly what they are, new to 4x4 scene, iv currently got a inch and half kit on at the moment, would these be used in conjuction with it ?
DieselDisco
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would that be fornt and back tho, wouldnt the blocks move on the front under heavy breaking ?
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If you look at how the springs are mounted, they are on like a metal plate. The 2" spacer sits under the plate and lifts it up 2" so 2" longer bolts needed to hold in spring retaining bracket
very simple way of getting lift, only down side to it is that you will lose shock absorber travel so less articulation but for £40 you cant complain Paulmitchell1984
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could you not alter the turrets to +2 so shocker is back to normal?
DieselDisco
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would these be neccesarry as i already have inch and half gaz shocks and uprated springs
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if you fitted 2 inch blocks under the lift you already have you will cause complications with your props
DieselDisco
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ah i see, so blocks are a cheaper alternate to dampers and springs, cheers
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That's them turned up already! Thanks again.
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