wiltshire landyman said:

u rang me lord?

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Mark L said:

Mwimab; if you're gonna jack the suspension up and want to keep everything running correctly and in-line, you'll need need to do the following:

Wide angled front & rear props - £180 each.
Adjustable panhard rod - £110
Cranked rear trailing arms - £100+
3 or 6 degree corrected front radius arms - £200+
Extended brake lines - £50 ish

Prices are from new but can obviously be sourced cheaper second hand.

Dislocation cones front and rear aren't essential but recommended. Same goes for a pair of rear shock droppers.
You'll also need extended bump stops depending on what shock absorber set-up you choose.

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wiltshire landyman said:

got 35" on my disco and I haven't had to

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Mark L said:

Mwimab; if you're gonna jack the suspension up and want to keep everything running correctly and in-line, you'll need need to do the following:

Wide angled front & rear props - £180 each.
Adjustable panhard rod - £110
Cranked rear trailing arms - £100+
3 or 6 degree corrected front radius arms - £200+
Extended brake lines - £50 ish

Prices are from new but can obviously be sourced cheaper second hand.

Dislocation cones front and rear aren't essential but recommended. Same goes for a pair of rear shock droppers.
You'll also need extended bump stops depending on what shock absorber set-up you choose.

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SnowmanV8 said:

See below.







Thats what I thought. Any thing above 2" lift and you need to start correcting all the above. Been looking into lifting my disco.

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wiltshire landyman said:

none of that has been done to mine apart from brake hoses..you don't need any of that for a 2" lift

yes if u have the money do it,but its not a must have straight away

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wiltshire landyman said:

none of that has been done to mine apart from brake hoses..you don't need any of that for a 2" lift

yes if u have the money do it,but its not a must have straight away

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SnowmanV8 said:

Oh yeah 2" you dont need to but if you go 4" plus thats when **** starts breaking from what I've read. Would 2" be enough lift with out chopping into the wheel arches?

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