Extended and Super Extended Height

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Originally Posted by Greg J

Why not just go with a rod lift? It's so simple and easy to install. You can have extended mode by pushing the button. This seems an easier solution and can get you larger tires. See tire size chart here: http://johnsonrods.com

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LLAMS is more convenient albiet a bit more expensive - move from access to the equivalent of full extended with the push of a button.

Likewise I believe our home grown GOE rods are more convenient to use.

However just an update on my system - was in the Bunnings carpark and set the car to access height forgetting I had LLAMS on -20mm and as the car lowered it must have hit the bumpstops and went straight into extended - then I tried to go to super extended and the car lifted further with a 'gong' but no dash indication. As the height setting was still on access (and LLAMS at -20) overall height was about the same as offroad height. I did not think to switch LLAMS form -20 to +50 to see what would happen.

So it does work.

Garry

With the rod lift being a bit more permanent, do castor and camber adjustments need to be permanently readjusted by adding shims etc. I had this done after my Patrol was given a lift to enable correct tracking and not have excessive tyre wear etc. Also what about wear on CV joints?
The GOE rods seem to allow for alteration from standard to high lift as one changes from on-road to off-road terrain, is this easy to achieve, is a special tool required?
Cheers
PaulB

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Originally Posted by Platypus

The GOE rods seem to allow for alteration from standard to high lift as one changes from on-road to off-road terrain, is this easy to achieve, is a special tool required?
Cheers
PaulB

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Hi Paul,

No tools required - takes around 3 mins to do all four.

Cheers,

Gordon

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Originally Posted by gghaggis

Hi Paul,

No tools required - takes around 3 mins to do all four.

Cheers,

Gordon

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Not even that long, when you get use to where the back ones are. :cool:



Cheers Ken

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Originally Posted by Platypus

With the rod lift being a bit more permanent, do castor and camber adjustments need to be permanently readjusted by adding shims etc. I had this done after my Patrol was given a lift to enable correct tracking and not have excessive tyre wear etc. Also what about wear on CV joints?
The GOE rods seem to allow for alteration from standard to high lift as one changes from on-road to off-road terrain, is this easy to achieve, is a special tool required?
Cheers
PaulB

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Anyone able to answer regarding the cv joint etc?