steve24v
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What is it you want to know
steve24v
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Depends how much you want to spend, I would stay away from Terrafirma though as they tend to rust quick and the bushes wear out quick (so I've read). I went for old man emu shocks (got them from flatdog as they were the cheapest place). My disco was converted to springs before I bought it so I modified the spring seats to give it a bit of a lift.
Is yours on air at the moment?
Is yours on air at the moment?
steve24v
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I agree, was tempted to get them, but didn't like the price (being a tight b4st4rd that I am, lol)
steve24v
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Will need shocks, it's up to you if you want springs or spring spacers (spacers will probably be cheaper)
If they need doing, then you might as well get new ones while doing the lift. Might be worth getting new front spring relocates and the rubber rings (can't remember the proper name) for the back springs while you're at it
jamesDiscoTD5
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If the rear springs are that new then just get 2" lift blocks and +2" shocks on the rear, and +2" springs and shocks on the front.
Turrets probably don't need replacing, but new spring isolators (rubber rings) might be worthwhile as mentioned.
Turrets probably don't need replacing, but new spring isolators (rubber rings) might be worthwhile as mentioned.
Hi James, thanks for the info.
It was whilst doing the rear springs and shocks (Failed MoT on front Bushes!!) Replacements, that I looked at the front set! The body of the Turrets are in good condition! However, the seating areas for them are
questionable so I will be looking at replacing them.
Kev
It was whilst doing the rear springs and shocks (Failed MoT on front Bushes!!) Replacements, that I looked at the front set! The body of the Turrets are in good condition! However, the seating areas for them are
questionable so I will be looking at replacing them.Kev
