jamie90hatton

New Member

• Oct 26, 2010

• #1

just ordered some 2" sls spacers from ebay monsta 4x4. been trying to find them in uk for some time now only other was in usa.
will post back when fitted. i put hd 2" spring on front but wanted to retain the air on back as with the spacers when you push off road button you get 4" on back.

anyone else tyred these?

Jamie

 

battenberg

Well-Known Member

• Oct 26, 2010

• #2

so how do you overide feedback to the computer of the ride height sensors?

 

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bananahead

New Member

• Oct 26, 2010

• #3

battenberg said:

so how do you overide feedback to the computer of the ride height sensors?

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You get brackets to relocate (lift) the end atatched to the trailing arm

 

jamie90hatton

New Member

• Oct 26, 2010

• #4

or if you got a nanocom like me you can recailbate them to what you like.

 

Urban Panzer

New Member

• Oct 27, 2010

• #5

The relocation bracket is by far the better solution as it maintains the same pressures in the bags. The Monsta kit is good value for money, fitted one on sunday to a friends car, no problems encountered, they even supply a drill and tap to thread the axles with.

One thing we did notice is that the spacers are not 2", they are 40mm.

 

jamie90hatton

New Member

• Nov 2, 2010

• #6

had the tap and die with mine but the threads where already on mine.
the spacers are 40mm but the bracket is set to put an extra 10mm on.

had them on few days now really good, going to extend the abs and brake lines next.

 

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williamraff

New Member

• Nov 2, 2010

• #7

Hi folks, can anyone advise whether lifting my 1999 TD5 Discovery with air and ACE would present any problems?
Is it essential to alter brake lines at the same time or is their enough free slack?
Is their anything else which needs to be altered / extended?
Thanks,Will