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wiltshire landyman · Sep 17, 2008

90 is in the garage at the mo finally having lift kit fitted
i went for bearmach blue springs and bearmach tuffback gas uprated shocks. anyone used theese shocks and springs,and what are they like?..ta

Griffdowg · Sep 17, 2008

shouldnt you have asked before you bought them? bearmach are reputable so i wouldnt worry there. tuffbacks i have heard are good. more aimed at loaded/overland vehicle though

G

boydy1989 · Sep 17, 2008

My 90 has the (standard) HD springs on the back - its a bit harsh, but suits me fine. Handles better than my mates county also.

Hope this helps!

wiltshire landyman · Sep 17, 2008

asked around..most people said avoid the procomps as they dont last too long apparantly.old man emu seemed to be the ones recommended but they is loads of dosh..1 bloke had the tuffbacks on his lifted disco and he rated them very highly so on his thoughts i plumped for them

buckshot · Sep 17, 2008

save up and get old man emu's mate i bought some monroe gas shocks (lasted about a year ) so coughed up for old man emu's they have been on about 4 years still going strong

woods767 · Sep 18, 2008

My ES9000s by procomp seem good. Had them a couple of years and there fine. Got britpart yellow springs on it. Theyve been sinking since ive fitted them. Fron has a 40mm+ spring lift and a 40mm spacer, yet two years on sits barly higher than stock.

jacks906 · Sep 18, 2008

ost people say avoid pro comps but if they break you just get a new replacement no questions not good but not bad (had two pins broke on my +5" ones an had them changed at some point am going go for old man)

had the off road bermach springs on me discovery good springs once settled in an great offroad

now on defender got some scorpion racing +3" springs and super happy with them

dave

gcoo8154 · Mar 17, 2010

need some help guys dont want to create a new thread as i no its been covered loads of time but cant seem to find it now so here goes

i want to lift my landy 2" inchs ye, is it ok to drive around? ie not shafting diffs gearbox props etc untill i can afford some cranked trailing arms and radiaus arms

many thanks guys

Pikey · Mar 17, 2010

gcoo8154 said:
need some help guys dont want to create a new thread as i no its been covered loads of time but cant seem to find it now so here goes

i want to lift my landy 2" inchs ye, is it ok to drive around? ie not shafting diffs gearbox props etc untill i can afford some cranked trailing arms and radiaus arms

many thanks guys

Do a search ffs

and to point yu in the right direction try looking at trewys topics :doh:

gcoo8154 · Mar 17, 2010

redhand said:
Do a search ffs and to point yu in the right direction try looking at trewys topics :doh:

i have i cant find any of the threads i was looking at a couple of weeks back

Sirus · Mar 17, 2010

I found one in 10 secs

http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f38/thinking-lifting-your-landy-read-first-66840.html

Pikey · Mar 17, 2010

bit quicker than me then http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f38/thinking-lifting-your-landy-read-first-66840.html

gcoo8154 · Mar 17, 2010

thanks guys

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