steve999 · Mar 28, 2014

My 90 has totally std suspension set up, I dont want a lift kit, however do want to increase articulation if a put on +5 shocks would this increase articulation? any other ideas?

Dr_evil · Mar 28, 2014

Bromsgrove Defender · Mar 28, 2014

You'll be needing relocation cones

steve999 · Mar 28, 2014

Yes understand I would need relocation cones, poss bump stops or shock mounts extended brake lines ect.

The only reason I know why you should lift a landy is to fit bigger wheels to make room for those wheels under the arches.

I can fit 35 wheels without needing to do a lift (space framed front on my landy) Is there any reason I should also do a lift (body or suspension)?

the_wolf · Mar 28, 2014

I would have a read at the 'read this before lifting your landy' thread, it might very well put you off. Big tyres are probably a better option but bear in mind that the bigger the tyres the more stress it will put on hub components

ratty · Mar 28, 2014

steve999 said:
Yes understand I would need relocation cones, poss bump stops or shock mounts extended brake lines ect.

The only reason I know why you should lift a landy is to fit bigger wheels to make room for those wheels under the arches.

I can fit 35 wheels without needing to do a lift (space framed front on my landy) Is there any reason I should also do a lift (body or suspension)?

35" wheels must take some mahooooosive tyres.

Rawly86 · Mar 28, 2014

steve999 said:
My 90 has totally std suspension set up, I dont want a lift kit, however do want to increase articulation if a put on +5 shocks would this increase articulation? any other ideas?

I asked this a while ago, may be worth a read.

http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f7/can-you-fit-5-shocks-standard-height-springs-199609.html

jacksta · Mar 28, 2014

steve999 said:
Yes understand I would need relocation cones, poss bump stops or shock mounts extended brake lines ect.

The only reason I know why you should lift a landy is to fit bigger wheels to make room for those wheels under the arches.

I can fit 35 wheels without needing to do a lift (space framed front on my landy) Is there any reason I should also do a lift (body or suspension)?

A lift helps ramp over angle. Not just for big wheels.

MaxyMan · Mar 28, 2014

Just showing off

Rawly86 · Mar 28, 2014

MaxyMan said:
Just showing off

Its not mine :behindsofa:

MaxyMan · Mar 28, 2014

Phfttttt it's easy using a forklift or a ramp!!
Id love to put mine on see what it does!!

GINGE · Mar 29, 2014

The problem with fitting +5's and no lift springs is topping out the shock when you articulate.

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