phatwake360
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any body used the terrafirma 2'' lift kit if sooo wot they like
terrafirma lift kit any good??
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If he wasn't, he is now!!!:doh:
krsmayo
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i just fitted one to my 90, i went for the medium set up
not taken it out yet
not taken it out yet
Langers
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phatwake360
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V8_Disco
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good kit but the paint finish is **** and comes off very quickly
Griffdowg
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as above.
the med ones hold weight really well. i find the dampers too springy though, not very good. would buy springs again though.
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the med ones hold weight really well. i find the dampers too springy though, not very good. would buy springs again though.
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phatwake360
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didnt bother either
Langers
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Griffdowg
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basically that yes
Langers
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Haven't heard that about them before. I could just buy some OME shocks and use the Terrafirma medium springs I suppose
Dent
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I've got terrafirma on the disco
When I came to fit them, one shock went down about 30mm before any resistance, took it back and had to open three more boxes before finding one that felt okay.
If you go for them make sure they all feel the same.
When I came to fit them, one shock went down about 30mm before any resistance, took it back and had to open three more boxes before finding one that felt okay.
If you go for them make sure they all feel the same.
Griffdowg
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they do need 'charging' before fitting as the oil settles out in them (so I am told) a few compressions/extensions sorts them out, gets the oil flowing and even.
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Dent
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Tried all that (had 70 mile round trip to swap it)
It had much less pressure and different rebound , other three I opened also felt wrong.
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you always need to prime the shocks, i would recomend you pump them up and down fully about 10 times to get the oil flowing properly before you fit them.
