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Raising the suspension hight

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Re: Raising the suspension hight

Postby AndyG » Sat Apr 03, 2010 6:17 pm

:shock: More likely to suffer front suspension damage hitting a pothole or the like at that angle :!:
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Re: Raising the suspension hight

Postby Luke » Sat Apr 03, 2010 6:22 pm

MinorMatt wrote:The front would be limited to spacers between the subframe (ok its more of an axle) and the body.
one thing to think of would be the uj angles on the stearing column - when i did the ifs conversion i was ever so slightly out and there was a notch in the steering (untill i sorted it) but it must be able to be done as the countys so it this way - just something to think of thats all :D
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