What corrections needed for 40mm lift?
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Ramonmaruko wrote: Can you confirm the part number that is on tags on the rear springs? Should it have said 2967 for LHD units such as ours? My tags for the rear and front are 0615 and 0715 respectively.
I also noticed a few things with how the springs are installed on my Jimny. 3 out of 4 of the springs are not touching the spring seat end
I don't have the tags on the springs anymore but I wrote down the additional numbers in case I needed them later. The 2967 (rear) had 0815 along with the 2967. My 2969 diesel front springs also had 1215 on them. Honestly, I'm really not sure what the second set of numbers is for. I guess just make sure that the rear really is 0615 and not 0815. I wrote mine down before I installed them (and they got muddy and worn).
As far as the springs go, if I understand you correctly, you are saying that 3 out of 4 aren't sitting in their spring perch. I have to be honest that I'm not even sure how that is possible. Can you post some pictures?
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I have no idea how much any of them actually offset so i would not know.ramonmaruko wrote:
yakuza wrote: Another thing is that most correction bushes for 2" lift does not correct the castor fully as they have too little correction.
Do you think the JimnyBits caster corrected radius arms for a 3" lift would be better than my current Ironman bushes?
Acc. to my measurements and sketch, the bushings should have approx 5.6mm offset to compensate for a 50mm lift.
anywhere between 5 to 6mm will do the job I guess to better the angle.
Probably the makers choose less offset to retain more rubber on the thin side, i don't know.
I do not remember what mine was or what kind, but they had much less offset.
Norway 2005 Jimny M16A VVT, 235 BFG MT, 2" Trailmaster, ARB rear lck, 17%/87% high/low gears.
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I went for the arm's just in case I wanted to go taller in the future
They are a little longer over standard arm's and it has to be better with a bush without a thin side
If you have the money to buy all four arm's and do so you will not be disappointed with the ride feel
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zukebob wrote:
Ramonmaruko wrote: Can you confirm the part number that is on tags on the rear springs? Should it have said 2967 for LHD units such as ours? My tags for the rear and front are 0615 and 0715 respectively.
I also noticed a few things with how the springs are installed on my Jimny. 3 out of 4 of the springs are not touching the spring seat end
I don't have the tags on the springs anymore but I wrote down the additional numbers in case I needed them later. The 2967 (rear) had 0815 along with the 2967. My 2969 diesel front springs also had 1215 on them. Honestly, I'm really not sure what the second set of numbers is for. I guess just make sure that the rear really is 0615 and not 0815. I wrote mine down before I installed them (and they got muddy and worn).
As far as the springs go, if I understand you correctly, you are saying that 3 out of 4 aren't sitting in their spring perch. I have to be honest that I'm not even sure how that is possible. Can you post some pictures?
I didn't notice that there were other numbers on the other side. I removed and cleaned the tags to get a better view, and it seems like I got the correct springs installed. 2963 front and 2967 rear.
I took a picture but it doesn't show it clearly. Basically, there's a 5-10mm gap between the seat end (don't know the correct term) and the spring end.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/tenqtxvw8t2FYhLt7
Compare this to a spring install I found in YouTube (around 2:51):
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