Grinding, After a jimnybits 3"lift

Hello everyone, I have just join'd the forum tonight, I would of joined sooner but my lappy was dead!
I have a bit of a problem with my jimny, i have had it 6ish months with no probs except a nackered battery
I bought a 3" lift kit with procomp 1000 shocks, extra long flexis and yellow (cheepy) castor bushes. all the dodgy/difficult bits that are mentiond on these pages were a doddle!
the worst bits were the brake lines which i cut off eventually and renew'd
But after putting it all back together and taking it for a drive it is grinding from somewhere possibly the brakes?? :ohmy: (it sounds like a damn steam train from 10mph+)
Any help or ideas on what could be causing this would be very much appreciated
Thanks in advance Keith

So its making a chuff chuff chuffing noise may be a brake back plate rubbing on a disc

Hi thanks for the qwick reply, Yep! thats exactly what it sounds like! (ya get some funny looks of people in the street lol) :blush:
I will pull it to bits again tomorow and check that, could the rear drums also make it do this?
I have cleaned and copper greased every thing when it got its lift! this has got me stumped
Cheers Keith

May be if thay are not seated correctly and rubbing on the back plate

:blink: Ok your scaring me now!!! What mite not be seated properly??? The pads or the disk?
When I had the radius arms off the swap the front bush's the disks and backing plates was touching/sitting on the ground, The disk had to be pushed back on to the wheel studs but its wasn't stuck poking out. all it took was a gentle push by hand.
Thanks again for the replys. Keith

markyp2000 wrote: May be if thay are not seated correctly and rubbing on the back plate

You asked about rear brakes and this ^ was my answer

As for your last post id say it more than likly to be the back plate on the disc