Ebay Lift kit

lerk · Jun 22, 2008

Just thinking about lifting me disco for some bigger rubber, so I checked out fleabay and came across these...

Anyone shed any light on how they work? First thought was it was a body lift wrongly described, but there doesn't seem to be enough bits for that! Second thought is that it could be along the same lines as the £17 supercharger...

Any advice greatly appreciated. Certainly cheaper than springs and dampers, but i've always been taught if it looks too good to be true it probably is.

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LERK

Pikey · Jun 22, 2008

Fooking waste of money. all it is, is a lump of box section cut up and a few holes drilled in them. If you wanted to do a lift that way you could just buy a length of box section and make your own. But it's a **** way to do it.

slob · Jun 22, 2008

ah think you should buy a set, that way the bloke might be able to afford a sharp drill bit

iannotts · Jun 22, 2008

looks a very dodgy way to do it :| at least the other spacers sit under ALL of the spring not just a bit.

Check out the What tyre fit my disco thread, before getting a lift kit.

I run 235/85 16s on my STANDARD height disco, no cutting (Yet) to the body work.

boggle · Jun 22, 2008

i have made some solid alloy billet spacers for my tray back to give it another two inches....but those look fookin pants.....

lerk · Jun 23, 2008

Oh right, so he's chucking them under the springs themselves? Very dodgy...
They've been selling at ~£40+p&p, for £100 you can get a set of +2 springs - surely a better option!

lerk · Jun 23, 2008

iannotts said:
I run 235/85 16s on my STANDARD height disco, no cutting (Yet) to the body work.

So you've gained 1.5" of diff clearance, what mods have you had to do? none at all or just no bodywork?!

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