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Thread: How high is your D3

  1. #11
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    Set your D3 to offroad height. Stick a block of wood under the chassis. Lower. Car will go into Extended. Once there, foot on brake, hold air susp up toggle for 3 seconds to go into Super Extended.

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    Easy
    Put in off road height.
    place axle stand or 4x2 under chassis.
    lower to normal height
    vehicle goes into extended mode
    foot on brake and hold up suspension lever until bong.
    vehicle in super extended mode.

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    Snap

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drover View Post
    Hey Extreme,

    I am interested in your post about raising the suspension to max height.

    How is max setting achieved ?

    Is able to de done manually or is it just something the computer does ?

    Any additional info would be appreciated.

    Regards
    As outlined by rmp & CaverD3.
    It should be noted that you can only achieve 'Super Extended' mode after car automatically goes from 'Off Road' mode to 'Extended' mode - this happens once the computer senses that the car has failed to proceed in 'Off Road' mode. Using the block of wood or axle stand under the chassis simulates this or if in the bush you may be hung up in a ramp over situation or on a rock etc. The car will then go into 'Extended' mode automatically and if desired/required the extra 35mm height to 'Super Extended' mode can be achieved by simultaneous engagement of foot brake and air suspension up toggle.
    As mentioned in previous post though "it would not be wise to drive at this height".
    Roger


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    Attention D3 coiler owners,

    Could we have some measurements from the owners of the D3 coilers please to see how they compare, particularly suspension specs of the raised spring ones.

    It looks like I may have finally sorted out the springs for the front of my D3 (to match the rear). King Spring set No KRFR 13, they will give me a lift of 50mm to 55mm which will increase the front cross member clearance to around 240mm which should make a noticeable diffference. Still not as high as the air suspension at normal off road height.

    Keep the info comeing

    Thanks

    Howard

  6. #16
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    2005 D3 coil spring
    Tyres Michelin Cross Terrain 265/65R17

    FL 820mm FR 805mm
    RL 815mm RR 820mm
    Front cross member 200mm
    Rear bottom diff 180mm

    Need some new springs

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    The front springs are in my D3 coiler and have had a few days to bed in with a little off road help to flex them to their limits.
    The measurements are as follows

    Before

    1 F (front) 805mm R (rear) 875mm
    2 RD (rear diff) 235mm
    3 FM (front cross member) 185mm

    After front lift

    1 F 860mm R 875mm
    2 RD 235mm
    3 FM 240mm

    The increased lift over my vehicles standard height is 55mm which for me is a very worthwhile gain

    I will be putting up a post of all the modifications I have made to date with a few pics if I can work out how to include them for anyone interested.

    It may be time time to change my Avitar picture. I still miss the old Disco tdi

    Howard

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