2 inch lift

rob_90 · Jan 8, 2014

This might sound a stupid question but i want to put a 2 inch lift kit with disc cones on my defender 90. I curruntly store my 90 in my brick garage with an up and over door i have about an inch before it touches the door. If i add a two inch lift will it actually raise it two inch or not or maybe an inch. I wanna keep it garaged because of the theiving scums. Worse comes to the worse i could let the tyres down.

The Mad Hat Man · Jan 8, 2014

it may well lift it more than 2 inches if you replace saggy worn springs with new ones.

Trewey · Jan 8, 2014

Yep.
You win the stupid question of the week award.

rob_90 · Jan 8, 2014

Trewey said:
Yep.
You win the stupid question of the week award.

Always one lol. See what your saying about saggy springs may have to let tyres down.

The Mad Hat Man · Jan 8, 2014

can yu lower the car 3 inches by letting the tyres down?

aaronmorris · Jan 8, 2014

Letting the tyres down and pumping them back up again when you want to use it would soon wear thin for me.

rob_90 · Jan 8, 2014

Suppose ill have to invest in a compressor. I only use it once in a while just a toy i have 265/75 16 insa turbo special tracks suppose id manage 3 inch

Marmaduke · Jan 8, 2014

aaronmorris said:
Letting the tyres down and pumping them back up again when you want to use it would soon wear thin for me.

+1 Plus the fact I can't see driving it in on flat tyres and leaving it like it would do it much good.

aaronmorris · Jan 8, 2014

Marmaduke said:
+1 Plus the fact I can't see driving it in on flat tyres and leaving it like it would do it much good.

Agreed, I wouldn't want to leave them flat for any length of time.

Allot of fecking about either way.

Dan_Trials · Jan 8, 2014

you might find you can get a bit more room by pushing the door right open, often they "rest" with the bottom panel at an angle, so if you push it right up and wedge a bit of wood in or something you get a bit more clearance. Works on mine anyway.

As you're feeling energetic though, you could get some spare wheels and fit low profile car tyres to them to use for getting it in and out the garage

rob_90 · Jan 9, 2014

Sod changing wheels lol

The Mad Hat Man · Jan 9, 2014

lower the floor

IamRobbie · Jan 9, 2014

aaronmorris said:
Letting the tyres down and pumping them back up again when you want to use it would soon wear thin for me.

Taking the roof off may be a good idea tho? What do u think? lol

aaronmorris · Jan 9, 2014

IamRobbie said:
Taking the roof off may be a good idea tho? What do u think? lol

Snigger

Better than sitting on flat tyres though.
Oh and mines hasn't been on the road for 2-3 months so that's the best way for me

Not like I have to put the roof on every morning

Marmaduke · Jan 9, 2014

Might be easier to take the up and over door off and put barn doors on

meat68 · Mar 25, 2014

Since its brick built,cant you lift the roof? Or lower the floor,both?

ebbadger · Mar 25, 2014

remount your garage door on side hinges... will give you a good 3 or 4 inches

Rusty Spanner · Mar 25, 2014

Grease the feckin roof ..... bit of a run up and it'll slide right in

IamRobbie · Mar 25, 2014

Rusty Spanner said:
Grease the feckin roof ..... bit of a run up and it'll slide right in

Or dig the floor our and his drive? lol

COA · Mar 26, 2014

I had this issue - solved it by hiring a number of acro props from Travis and placed them under the roof joists, wound them up raising the roof and put a couple extra bricks under roof. Landy fits now

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