mwimab

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I've just been given some 33 12.50 15 kumho's on modulars.

How much lift would i need to get these on?

2" Body and 2" suspension?

Would would you do for the cheapest most effective method?
 
he's already been told what to do ;)


But I'll add the final piece of the puzzle



DO A BLOODY SEARCH

Im doing exactly what ive been told? Where didnt I lol?

Done a bloody search, But if everyone did a bloody search and didnt post there would be no forum.

Nice to meet you too :banana:
 
Im doing exactly what ive been told? Where didnt I lol?

Done a bloody search, But if everyone did a bloody search and didnt post there would be no forum.

Nice to meet you too :banana:

Don't be put off by the **** takers mate, four of these will give you all the lift you need. :D











































 
I've just been given some 33 12.50 15 kumho's on modulars.

How much lift would i need to get these on?

2" Body and 2" suspension?

Would would you do for the cheapest most effective method?

Sell the wheels and tyres and leave well alone!

Have you done a search as suggested? If so you will know you need to think about so much more.
 
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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