jamesmartin

Well-Known Member

• Dec 25, 2011

• #21

Soloby Rob said:

Oh! aye, that makes sense, I think not rocket science is it guru.

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maybe not for some but others it obviously is

 

Last edited: Dec 25, 2011

matthew2riches

New Member

• Dec 26, 2011

• #22

My was lifted and it has utterly ruined it basically. I have made my mind up lol...... it HAS ruined it!

 

Vinniejb

Active Member

• Dec 26, 2011

• #23

I have a 2" body kit. Total of 4" Lift (and other toys bolted on to 200tdi Disco).
If I go above 55mph, due to the lack of anti-roll bars I am a danger to myself and anything ealse on the road at that type of speed Slow down coz you wont stop.

 

Mark L

Well-Known Member

• Dec 26, 2011

• #24

Having a 3" lift and no anti roll bars, I find one of the most dangerous aspects of having a lifted Disco is a sudden change of direction. Tend to stick to 50mph on motorways etc.

On the subject of anti roll, has anyone tried one of these X-DeFlex Anti Roll Bar kits yet? Seems like a cracking idea but a bit chingy at £285.

 

Last edited: Dec 26, 2011

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timc20xe

New Member

• Dec 26, 2011

• #25

i have a 5 inch spring lift , +3 springs +2 spacers , +5 shocks . standard props and standard radius arms , as radius arms are standard it tips the diff foward a bit making the prop inline with the diff , mine drives fine at 60 with no nocks bangs or rattels

 

Soloby Rob

Banned

• Dec 26, 2011

• #26

Just remember Gresham when ya's doing big lifts and stuff.