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Re:isuzu 1.5td 4ec1 engine conversion
27 Sep 2018 19:16 #196319
by Jefferies
Replied by Jefferies on topic isuzu 1.5td 4ec1 engine conversion
Got my Jimnybits extended front bump stops and fitted the one I have access to at the moment
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18 Oct 2018 08:38 - 18 Oct 2018 08:51 #196852
by Jefferies
Replied by Jefferies on topic isuzu 1.5td 4ec1 engine conversion
I've ditched the spring spacers as they were utter rubbish, and I've invested in a set of 4" lift front springs from jimnybits. I've got the standard front springs on the rear for now. I attempted to take the rear bump stops off to space them out and they just tore to pieces so I've somehow gotta get the male threaded part out.
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31 Oct 2018 22:50 #197220
by Jefferies
Replied by Jefferies on topic isuzu 1.5td 4ec1 engine conversion
Modified my range lever to cope with the body lift by cutting it about 3/4 of the way through, bending it and then welding up the cut, just needs an extension now to bring it to a decent height.
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