Trail Master Shock Absorbers and Lift Kits

Watch out in the shop for the appearance of Trail Master Shock Absorber and Suspension Lift Kit Products. These are superior quality products, specifically designed for Europe, meeting the German TÃœV standards, it is rare to find after-market equipment for the 4x4 market that meets recognised standards.

These are rally proven products..



As well as the Jimny products, the full catalogue of parts will be available for many 4x4's who find themselves forgotten in the UK Market such as Nissan Terranos, Vauxhall Fronteras and IZUZU's (Don't worry - I am still a Jimny person!)

As the manufacturer says themselves......

trail master is a company that specialises in development, manufacture and distribution of special products for the off-road vehicle suspension. The headquarters of the company are in Kamp-Lintfort in Germany. All products are developed on-site, while the distribution of trail master international products is carried out by one importer per European country. All products are manufactured in Europe and are subjected to a quality check. This is then certified by a TÃœV Cert Seal. The undertaking was originally founded as a branch of the American manufacturer tm.

Since 2002 trail master has been an independent company with its own products that partly differ greatly from the products for the American market. Products made in Europe for Europe.

Hi im now looking to lift my Jimny,Do you do this kit in a 3" :whistle:

I will check with the manufacturer and get back to you

Martin

Thank you

Jack,

I spoke to the Trail Master technical department. They have a 3" lift under development ready for the end of the year. As those who have lifted Jimnys before will be aware, once you get to 3" then you have to make adjustments to the leading arms. This is what they are spending their time sorting at the moment as it is important to get it correct to maintain the stability of the vehicle.

Martin

Thanks for that Martin, i dont think i can wait till the end of the year, you know what its like,ive tried to contact jimnybits,but had no reply so i will have to look elsewhere.or i could go 2" lift + 2" bodylift,i dont know,i'll keep ya posted. thanks
jack