Will standard height, heavy duty suspension increase the ride height of my 90?

when u fit new coils, obviously the ride height will be slightly higher until they settle in [about 1000 km later] but u knew this b4 so y ask a dumb question

no i didnt

adseybear said:

I replaced the rear springs on my 90 ht with the heavier duty ones from the station wagon. The rears a bit harsher going over speed bumps, but I think the handling's improved, definately less lean in the corners. As for ride height, there is a slight raise, about an inch probably. In the end worth it I think.

Adsey

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ffs its raised slightly because his old springs were shagged. it wont raise it any more by using h/d over standard

yella said:

ffs its raised slightly because his old springs were shagged. it wont raise it any more by using h/d over standard

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probably wont settle as much....i fitted 3" ome mediums to my 110....3500 km later they have sagged only about 6 to 8mm all round....but u will not get an increase in ride height over standard, just wont settle as much when u load it up with hd compared to standard, so if ya wanna argue that it will b higher...well ok...maybe maybe about 8mm or so.

cheers, finally got a couple of helpful posts rather than pointless witterings!

izit gonna b permanently loaded up or wot coz i been in a 90 with hd coils fitted unloaded and i tell ya, ya need gum guards. thing near shook me to bits....very hard ride.

he dunt care as long as its lifted

im not too fussed about the harsness of the ride (within reason!) but am more interested in reducing body roll on corners, and as yella says, if it gives it a firmer appearance then all the better (my current springs are knackered).

im gona be turnin it into a truckcab anyway so will be chuckin logs etc in the back. so some of the time it will be loaded but not always.

Yella,
YOU ARE A ****!!!

bit late to tell him - he aint been on here for 2 years!:doh:

Bows said:

Yella,
YOU ARE A ****!!!

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Another goodun