dont shout lift kit advice please
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blue beasty
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lifting how much?
Mr Noisy
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2" blocks then.
Don't need anything else other than 4 bits of 50mm box section around 100mm long.
Sorted.
Don't need anything else other than 4 bits of 50mm box section around 100mm long.
Sorted.
dyte
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Some peeps say you need all sorts of **** some say just springs and shocks but if your going to do it for looks you might loose some tightness in the handleing mines is done and i have just done the springs and shocks and it really is not as bad as some make out i still have return to centre steering with the 235/85/16at tyres bit bumpy with the heavy dutys but i use it to drag wood out of the woods i do drive it every day like i said perfectly ok but there are other things you can do to make it look chunky
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Blocks and tyres can make a car look exactly the same (on tarmac) as one with a 2k flex kit fitted...
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davelogan - nice profile picture, are you single? ummm why a blokes name?
Anyhow, heres the deal.
1) if you want to just have a show disco that looks mean then use blocks. its never gonna be a sports car. you can fit blocks and then you dont really need anything else.
2) if you want to fit new springs because yours are shagged, then fit a standard 2" lift kit with extended brake pipes and then you can have a raised vehicle which is a little more capable if you add shock droppers etc.
othrwise Mr Noisy says it all.
now that pictures not really you is it - go one you can tell me, am i perving over a bloke??????
Anyhow, heres the deal.
1) if you want to just have a show disco that looks mean then use blocks. its never gonna be a sports car. you can fit blocks and then you dont really need anything else.
2) if you want to fit new springs because yours are shagged, then fit a standard 2" lift kit with extended brake pipes and then you can have a raised vehicle which is a little more capable if you add shock droppers etc.
othrwise Mr Noisy says it all.
now that pictures not really you is it - go one you can tell me, am i perving over a bloke??????
Dagda
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GH i rekon your pervin at a fella, but in this day and age its all good 
Mr Noisy
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Crossed my mind GH but I thought 'what kind of realistic woman would pose with a can of monster in her oh so fabulous choice of underwear?'
As such I assumed Dave is Dave both week and weekend...
As such I assumed Dave is Dave both week and weekend...
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:hysterically_laughi wtf...... what is this landy gayzone ......
Mr Noisy
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Ok Dave that's no problem mate.
Pics of the Mrs will be acceptable instead.
Thanks
Pics of the Mrs will be acceptable instead.
Thanks
Mr Noisy
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Yeah cheers pal that'll be fine. Good work so far :5bcheers2:
1spin
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its not you iam worried about :5bcheers2:
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