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    if i do the 2 inch lift is the any other mods i have to do to do the 1 inch body lift

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    Quote Originally Posted by dirtdawg View Post
    if i do the 2 inch lift is the any other mods i have to do to do the 1 inch body lift
    Body lift is more complicated as you will need to check everything and extend those that wont reach - ie brake lines, steering shaft etc. On an RRC you can get away with a 1" bl and do almost nothing but i'm not sure about disco's.
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    have a look here Rovertym Engineering and click on the 2" body lift at the left, they reckon this kit is all you need and has everything to complete the fitting. Its more than just the lift blocks, it has seat belt extensions, radiator kit, steering kit and TC shifter adaptor and they recon it can be fitted by two guys with basic tools in a day

    I cant vouch for the kit, but it is the one I am looking at getting. The cost is reasonable, just waiting for a reply to my email about freight cost from the US.

    hope that is some help.

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    let usknow about freight costs when you hear back

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    I've imported a bit from the US, and the shipping is expensive, but the dollar and the cost of parts over there still can make it very worthwhile.

    Importing tyres is much of a much
    Importing drive shafts is outstanding value.
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    Guy's if it was not for the fact that I am flying to the UK I would have bought my parts from the US.

    I buy alot of golf gear from the US and while the dollar is up its the best time to buy.

    Adam

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    I use lift kits from LRA.http://www.lrautomotive.com.au/23.html They not cheap, but have all you need to get it engineered.May be cheaper in the long run. Some US stuff is not compliant. Rovertym are awsome and I've used some of there gear but.... Talk to an engineer 1st.

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    I have just done my D1 V8 with an off the shelf lift (king springs and shocks) and fitted 265/75x16 MT's. It has made a massive difference to the height, over three inches in total maybe due to the fact that the old springs were pretty sagged. The only thing that Ive had to do was trim the rear gaurds a little for the tyres. Nothing else so far

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    Quote Originally Posted by shorty View Post
    have a look here Rovertym Engineering and click on the 2" body lift at the left, they reckon this kit is all you need and has everything to complete the fitting. Its more than just the lift blocks, it has seat belt extensions, radiator kit, steering kit and TC shifter adaptor and they recon it can be fitted by two guys with basic tools in a day

    I cant vouch for the kit, but it is the one I am looking at getting. The cost is reasonable, just waiting for a reply to my email about freight cost from the US.

    hope that is some help.
    are there any issues with the steering kit on the LHD disco being different to the RHD? Just a thought, that kit is miiighty tempting... the only problem is, if i get a 2" spring lift and 2" body lift, my 245's will look too small! i'll have to get some of these NAS Discovery Tdi muhuhahahahaaaaa

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    I have the similar gear under mine but I have 3 inch coils


    Adam

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