After a long time of considering the pros and cons I finally dared it!
I had a 30mm suspension lift done.
Photos will come soon. Freelander 2 XE TD4_e, Lago Grey, manual, MY 2010

Good man!

You have gone for larger spacers than I have - I fitted my spacers about 3 months ago now - I fitted 20mm spacers at the front and 25mm at the rear and am very pleased with the result.

I do the Green Road runs in Scotland and it now means I can do the events which are considered not suitable for Freelanders or Evoques I always follow someone with a winch equipped Defender to help out IF required but have not required any help so far......

My larger 245/70 X 17 General Grabber All Terrain tyres added about another 25mm height and I find they are a good off / on road compromise.

What size of tyres are you running?

greenlaner wrote:

After a long time of considering the pros and cons I finally dared it!
I had a 30mm suspension lift done.
Photos will come soon.

Uncleron wrote:

My larger 245/70 X 17 General Grabber All Terrain tyres added about another 25mm height

Good to see someone else running oversize tyres.
Have you got a pic of your set up? FL2 now gone and have a couple of items left for sale:-

Brodit active iPhone holder + Brodit dash clip,
Bluetooth Music Streaming Module.

I haven´t gone for spacers , I had a different set of springs fitted.
I haven´t changed the tyres though, it´s still 235/65R17 Continental CrossContact AT.

Good to hear that, cqr.

You will keep some souvenirs though.  Freelander 2 XE TD4_e, Lago Grey, manual, MY 2010

Lol yes still mud and sand under car
But it runs perfect now

How you finding the springs is the ride hard
Where did you get them
Good to hear from you to 😜

Here are the photos as promised:









The wheels look a bit small now...  Freelander 2 XE TD4_e, Lago Grey, manual, MY 2010

Looks good

What make is the front protection plate? FL2 now gone and have a couple of items left for sale:-

Brodit active iPhone holder + Brodit dash clip,
Bluetooth Music Streaming Module.

Looking very good

Hi Greenlander, looks great. Can you tell me about the additional lights next to the fogs, how do they function? Thanks. Rich.

If you look on eBay beadles landrover has some cheap
Hope this helps

Thank you, cqr!
All the answers now:

@ cqr:
It´s the set of springs I mentioned earlier in this thread.

http://www.stockundstein.com/rubriken-a-z/...-inkl-tuev

The ride is still comfortable although the oil in the shock absorbers was changed for compensating the added height.

@ ronp:
I bought it from a German company but I think it´s from MANTEC.

@RichP:

These are the TwinPod lights one can buy from Land Rover (part no LR004088).
Since the Freelander2 ran out of production they have become very cheap because some dealerships have started to clear their stocks from Freelander stuff.
They are connected to the main beams and can be switched on additionally.
I just fitted them because a wanted to retrofit those LED fog lights my vehicle hadn´t had before. Freelander 2 XE TD4_e, Lago Grey, manual, MY 2010

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hello send me a sketch pads shock absorbers? otokulda@centrum.cz

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I like it, is there much difference noticeable on road?