Lift going on in 2 weeks
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Lift going on in 2 weeks
Due to a failure of my left rear shock (oh darn!) I am going to have to replace my entire suspension. At least that is what I am telling my wife.
Well that and there is no point in putting 1 stock shock on when I want to do the lift anyway..
So here is the point of my post. As I am being forced to do this on a kind of tight budget I am asking advice from you guys. I have already figured on getting the terrafirma 2" HD lift as I am going to be using my disco for expedition purposes in the next 2 years (unless someone can tell me of a better deal on a HD lift).
Would you put on stainless steel brake lines at the same time knowing you are on a budget? I have 180k plus on my vehicle and the brakes feel a little soft to me. I know I am properly bled and it almost feels like the softness could be brake line flex.
Well that and there is no point in putting 1 stock shock on when I want to do the lift anyway..
So here is the point of my post. As I am being forced to do this on a kind of tight budget I am asking advice from you guys. I have already figured on getting the terrafirma 2" HD lift as I am going to be using my disco for expedition purposes in the next 2 years (unless someone can tell me of a better deal on a HD lift).
Would you put on stainless steel brake lines at the same time knowing you are on a budget? I have 180k plus on my vehicle and the brakes feel a little soft to me. I know I am properly bled and it almost feels like the softness could be brake line flex.
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lucky eight has extended stainless for 125$ everyday low price
http://lucky8llc.com/Products.aspx?ProductID=2781
http://lucky8llc.com/Products.aspx?ProductID=2781
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Or maybe we will all be lucky and they will decide to award someone another $25 certificate like they recently did.
Maybe Paul Grant has a set available?
I replaced my suspension and shocks quite a while back. Another local Rover Owner made me a great deal on a set of heavy duty OME springs for the rear of mine that he had bought and never installed. We moved the original rear springs to the front as Rob told me that he had done that before and that it was common practice. Mine has worked out fine doing it that way. It sits level and rides great. With it empty, if I go over a speed bump too fast, the rear does bounce. The HD springs definitely made a big difference. I can load it heavily and it does not sag.
Maybe Paul Grant has a set available?
I replaced my suspension and shocks quite a while back. Another local Rover Owner made me a great deal on a set of heavy duty OME springs for the rear of mine that he had bought and never installed. We moved the original rear springs to the front as Rob told me that he had done that before and that it was common practice. Mine has worked out fine doing it that way. It sits level and rides great. With it empty, if I go over a speed bump too fast, the rear does bounce. The HD springs definitely made a big difference. I can load it heavily and it does not sag.
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For me it is all about budget. I would love to find a place that sells the Terra firma pro sport 2 HD kit and the stainless lines. Less in shipping. As of now I am looking at rovers north for the kit and AB for the stainless.