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| torssell Member Since: 01 Jun 2010 Location: Uppsala, Sweden Posts: 86   
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I fitted the german lift-kit from Trekfinder with shocks and springs and it turned out like this, a bit low in the front.
https://stockundstein.com/Hoeherlegungsfah...ssdaempfer Thanks to spacers from https://www.fl2lift.com/ I got it more levelled out. The front spacers work well, no squeaking or any other issues and are well recommended, as I have done offroading with them as well.
The lift doesn´t affect the road handling, the tires make more difference. I had General Grabbers AT2´s, but wore them out driving on sand mode on tarmac (Really funny-like a race car!) And now I have General Grabbers AT3´s, and they give normal standard tire-feel, and are quieter than the AT2´s. Tire size are 255*60*18
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4th Jun 2018 10:37 pm |
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Interesting vinyl graphic too.| torssell Member Since: 01 Jun 2010 Location: Uppsala, Sweden Posts: 86
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Thanx! I saw a pic, I think it´s a sketch, don´t know if anyone was made like this.
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5th Jun 2018 2:38 pm |
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| T4 Member Since: 05 Mar 2018 Location: Essex, Gower & anywhere inbetween Posts: 141  
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I agree. It looks very cool. Having a mate who does vinyls for race cars I find myself very tempted. |
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5th Jun 2018 4:11 pm |
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