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Cheapest lift for the Jimny?
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27 Jan 2016 20:40 #161329
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Cheapest lift for the Jimny? was created by Jim Jimny 95
I've been wanting to lift the Jimny for a while even if it's only a few inches but don't have £££s of pounds to spend just wondering how much it would cost for a basic lift and what I would need to buy? Price ranges would be great going from the cheapest lift to the most expensive thanks

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27 Jan 2016 20:52 - 27 Jan 2016 20:58 #161331
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Replied by jackonlyjack on topic Cheapest lift for the Jimny?
hi there is a guy on here that used honda crv springs astra rear shocks for rear
and carlton rear shocks for front
i think that was is set up try a search it worked out cheap and impressive
Jack
www.bigjimny.com/forum?view=topic&catid=8&id=58005&start=24
and carlton rear shocks for front
i think that was is set up try a search it worked out cheap and impressive
Jack
www.bigjimny.com/forum?view=topic&catid=8&id=58005&start=24
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27 Jan 2016 21:11 #161334
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Replied by wombat on topic Cheapest lift for the Jimny?
Spring spacers, have a look on Bits 4 Vits website


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28 Jan 2016 20:22 #161404
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Other than price, what are the pros and cons of that? I take it shock spacers would be needed also?
Replied by StealthJimny on topic Cheapest lift for the Jimny?
wombat wrote: Spring spacers, have a look on Bits 4 Vits website
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Other than price, what are the pros and cons of that? I take it shock spacers would be needed also?
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28 Jan 2016 20:29 #161406
by Rhinoman
Some Suzukis and a bunch of motorcycles.
Replied by Rhinoman on topic Cheapest lift for the Jimny?
The cons are that you don't get the extra articulation that you get with longer springs and you will need spacers or longer shocks. The polyeurethene spacers have a little 'give' so potentially you get a better ride. If you just want to get the body up out of the way then its a cheap solution. I run longer springs but mostly my reason for a lift is to improve the break-over angle and to give room for slightly larger tyres - spring spacers would be adequate 99% of the time.
Some Suzukis and a bunch of motorcycles.
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