Dutchjimny, update p5

The bumper is damn heavy :laugh:

We've been out of stickers for a little while now, we've been talking with a moto-x decal manufacturer about producing us some really awesome thick heavy duty ORA decals/stickers... more info on that when they are in.

Fitting 3 lift.:laugh:
If you got longer brake hoses fit them first.
WD40 all the nuts+bolts on the shocks for about 2 days before starting.:dry:
Starting with the back axle,undo the wheel nuts a little, jack up on the chassis both side so the tyres are about 10cm off the ground.
Now place the axle stands as near to the the radius arms on chassis as possible and lower, now do the other side, now remove the wheels.
Place trolley jack in the middle of the axle, jack it up so you can remove the nuts and bolts from the shocks.
Next lower the axle all the down and remove the old springs.
You might need a mate to help you to fit the new springs,or a length of wood about 1mt long just to lever the axle down.
At the front it's just the same as the back only you will need to remove the nuts from the roll bar on the axle.
When you have finished check all the nuts and bolts and wheel nuts are tight. :whistle:
Hope this helps.
DIRTYDOGZ

Nice to see Dutch members! Which City?

The Ora lift is a fact! but man it was a pain in the ass

Dutchjimny wrote: The Ora lift is a fact! but man it was a pain in the ass

Pics, or it didn't happen

Went out for some pics!








Got my anti roll bar removed aswell.. flexes good now! not real difference on road..

Only some questions
How did you solve the problem of the ora frontbumper being an inch to big?
Will the rough country shocks remain "rough"? its kinda bouncy at the moment when i hit a speedbump i get launched as the rear just smacks on the ground..



the bullbar and sidebars will be painted black this summer

im a very happy offroader! :laugh:

we replaced the rough country shocks (the rears) for the trail master comfort shocks and have noticed a huge difference. i would recommend them if you don't like the ride

Ed

Looks really nice, where did you make the pics? :woohoo:

Its near breda had to search hard to find a flex spot in this flatland :lol:

Yeah that's really difficult in the Netherlands, I live next to the beach so there are enough sand dunes.

Do you know more Jimny owners in the Netherlands??

there are a few on modderpoel.nl and im thinking about joining the suzuki4x4club