Does anyone know what the roof height is on a disco when its been lowered using the remote,i have a garage door clearance of 6'2 and a bit and wondered if i bought the remote it would lower enough to inch under the door, fitting a roller shutter door is out as i have not got the clearance above the door opening,any info would be gratefully received thanks.
Disco height
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burtonboy
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you do realise that if you buy the remote - you have to have it programmed to your vehicle ? (main dealer only) - so don't buy one of ebay.
to answer your question - the remote only lowers the rear air suspension (if you have it) the highest point would still be the top of the roof bars - about the middle of the vehicle - so dont think it would drop them that much - prob only 1-2" max (i think the remote lowers the rear suspension by about 3") the highest point (roof bars) is 78" (or more if you have 18" wheels - about 79-80") - even with suspension lowered there's no way your going to get through a 6'2" doorway.
had the same problem with mine - had to raise top of doorway by 3" & lengthen garage by 4" to get it - wooden frame & doors, so it wasn't that much of a job thankfully.
to answer your question - the remote only lowers the rear air suspension (if you have it) the highest point would still be the top of the roof bars - about the middle of the vehicle - so dont think it would drop them that much - prob only 1-2" max (i think the remote lowers the rear suspension by about 3") the highest point (roof bars) is 78" (or more if you have 18" wheels - about 79-80") - even with suspension lowered there's no way your going to get through a 6'2" doorway.
had the same problem with mine - had to raise top of doorway by 3" & lengthen garage by 4" to get it - wooden frame & doors, so it wasn't that much of a job thankfully.
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haha, i managed to atke the strip lights out on the beams when i first put mine in!
iannotts
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I have no problem , my shed 
is 8ft-9ft high 28 ft long 12ft wide.
is 8ft-9ft high 28 ft long 12ft wide.
RAZ8550TDI
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bastid!
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RAZ8550TDI
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NO!
i only have small 2 car units scattered over the palce, looking to pack them in for one large one well see who is jelouse then!
i only have small 2 car units scattered over the palce, looking to pack them in for one large one
well see who is jelouse then!
iannotts
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NO!
i only have small 2 car units scattered over the palce, looking to pack them in for one large one
lol
burtonboy
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I have no problem , my shed
that's not a shed - it's a small house
you must be the only person i know whos' disco has it's own house
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I think you'll find that disco and house are not compatible.
Two completely different music styles.
Two completely different music styles.
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badadj
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I concur.
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House an garage go well together though
yella
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how about disco indie house or garage
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True. i must say though that with my rather broad musical taste most musical styles including the aforementioned disco and house may be assimilated using the correct digital interface, and ofcourse a modicom of musical inclination. I believe it's called mashing up, not to be confused with mekin abrew.
