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07 Mar 2021 22:01 #233527
by Mike G
2" Trailmaster suspension lift, 2"body lift, snorkel, full breather kit, 29" steel wheels with BFG tyres, tinted rear windows, CRT CB radio with modulator antenna mounted on rear, dog cage and tray in the back.
Hi all,
I have a 2" body lift kit ( like the one in the pic), but just wanted to confirm if both the original rubbers need to be kept. I know the bottom one will need to be there, but does the orange rubber replace the top one entirely? Just want to make sure before I do something completely stupid
I have a 2" body lift kit ( like the one in the pic), but just wanted to confirm if both the original rubbers need to be kept. I know the bottom one will need to be there, but does the orange rubber replace the top one entirely? Just want to make sure before I do something completely stupid
2" Trailmaster suspension lift, 2"body lift, snorkel, full breather kit, 29" steel wheels with BFG tyres, tinted rear windows, CRT CB radio with modulator antenna mounted on rear, dog cage and tray in the back.
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08 Mar 2021 05:44 #233536
by X8GGY
Yes, that's how I used to make my bodylifts... the orange bit in the photo replaces theblack rubber isolator that fits between the chassis and the body...
You can see it is the same shape but taller to lift the body up, and is moulded to sit in the chassis cups...
You can see it is the same shape but taller to lift the body up, and is moulded to sit in the chassis cups...
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09 Mar 2021 08:02 #233558
by Mike G
2" Trailmaster suspension lift, 2"body lift, snorkel, full breather kit, 29" steel wheels with BFG tyres, tinted rear windows, CRT CB radio with modulator antenna mounted on rear, dog cage and tray in the back.
That's great,
Thanks again. I wasn't sure if it was the 2" plus the original or not as I'd seen pics of a few body lifts with the original rubbers still there. But I'm guessing that's only done when your body lift comprises of metal spacers.
Thanks again. I wasn't sure if it was the 2" plus the original or not as I'd seen pics of a few body lifts with the original rubbers still there. But I'm guessing that's only done when your body lift comprises of metal spacers.
2" Trailmaster suspension lift, 2"body lift, snorkel, full breather kit, 29" steel wheels with BFG tyres, tinted rear windows, CRT CB radio with modulator antenna mounted on rear, dog cage and tray in the back.
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09 Mar 2021 09:27 #233559
by X8GGY
Yup, spot on... the metal spacers sit on top of the original rubber body to chassis bushes...
Most are 2" diameter, that's why I had my old body lifts done in the style you have...
Most are 2" diameter, that's why I had my old body lifts done in the style you have...
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