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13 Mar 2013 13:25 - 13 Mar 2013 13:29 #65537 by barnes
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Hi all ive searched the web and cant really find and reviews on the ora mudskipper lift kit. Its 2 and half lift do i need radius arms for this od are the corrected bushes up to it? Im stuck between this and a 3inch jimny bits kit and buy radius arms ect and comments would be great thanks

www.offroad-armory.com/store/index.php?r...20_69&product_id=434
Last edit: 13 Mar 2013 13:29 by barnes. Reason: spelling

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13 Mar 2013 19:14 #65564 by g187eev
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Hi guys.

The reason our kit is a 2.5" kit not a 3 " kit is because because that extra 1/2" really does effect the handling, and 2.5" really is the most you can go and still honestly have a nice/safe handing vehicle without replacment radius arms.... and our kit is a true and honest 2.5" kit and performs exactly as it is designed to, we have had many customers trying to correct their castor angle for spring that they have bought that are not the hight they are surposed to be, totally defeating the object of trying to correct the castor the correct amount.

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13 Mar 2013 20:16 #65573 by barnes
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Cheers for getting back to me guys have you any pics of a 3inch lift and 2.5 lift please?

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14 Mar 2013 07:25 #65616 by barnes
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MysticRich wrote: Rob is a very decent guy and does everything he can to keep his customer happy and is very helpful
So I guess it really depends what your wanting from your jimny but like I said once you start you won't stop lol
Before you buy look at all your options and maybe have a drive or a look at some of the guys on here.
I can only speak from my experience but I started with a simple 3" lift and now have 4" with a 2" body lift and 1+" spacer and am still considering the 3" bodylift now :laugh:

Did you change the radius arms with the 3 inch lift mate? Lol youll need a ladder to get in!

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14 Mar 2013 09:22 #65623 by barnes
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My weldings snobby to say the least lol. Did you just change the front mate?

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17 Mar 2013 14:35 #66058 by Chris the Phys
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Hi Rob

How well would the tyres perform on the road ?

cheers
chris

g187eev wrote: Hi guys.

The reason our kit is a 2.5" kit not a 3 " kit is because because that extra 1/2" really does effect the handling, and 2.5" really is the most you can go and still honestly have a nice/safe handing vehicle without replacment radius arms.... and our kit is a true and honest 2.5" kit and performs exactly as it is designed to, we have had many customers trying to correct their castor angle for spring that they have bought that are not the hight they are surposed to be, totally defeating the object of trying to correct the castor the correct amount.

RB
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