ADVICE: Terrafirma Suspension Kits
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https://www.firestoneip.com/kit-search/?card=4121
When you order, call support and get an additional set of spacers. Otherwise the bags sit on the hex bolt heads, which have quite sharp edges. I drilled holes into the spacers matching the bolt locations and glued them on there. This way the bags don't push on the bolt heads. I inflate them to max pressure before I leave and that is good for at least 2 weeks.
Not good, you need add. spacers here.
Spacer glued on.
Here we go.
When you order, call support and get an additional set of spacers. Otherwise the bags sit on the hex bolt heads, which have quite sharp edges. I drilled holes into the spacers matching the bolt locations and glued them on there. This way the bags don't push on the bolt heads. I inflate them to max pressure before I leave and that is good for at least 2 weeks.
Not good, you need add. spacers here.
Spacer glued on.
Here we go.
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#36
just now realized this... was it hard to disconnect? I got the front left done but the springs are a pain I gave up for the night trying to get the front right spring in with coil compressors.
#37
I got a 2002 disco and put heavy Britt part coils and shocks all around. They ride great and not too rough on the roads . You’ll appreciate the heavy’s In the bush...
I’ve had Old Man Emu mediums before and heavy is the way to go.
I got both 19” Lr3 rims and 16’s and they are all good for clearance . 215 85 16 and 235 85 16’s ... they’ll all good for clearance
I’ve had Old Man Emu mediums before and heavy is the way to go.
I got both 19” Lr3 rims and 16’s and they are all good for clearance . 215 85 16 and 235 85 16’s ... they’ll all good for clearance
#38
I was about to ask about this actually.
On an Pathfinder I had some time ago, I installed airbags that slid down the middle of the coil spring to assist with load.
They worked awesome and are cheap.
https://www.sdtrucksprings.com/index...BoCm_sQAvD_BwE
On an Pathfinder I had some time ago, I installed airbags that slid down the middle of the coil spring to assist with load.
They worked awesome and are cheap.
https://www.sdtrucksprings.com/index...BoCm_sQAvD_BwE
I think this answers my question of going with MED 2" Lift Kit and add this airbags to help with the heavy rides. I bet it'll be 100% smoother than the HD.
I have an ARB front bumper, Rear steel bumper, RTT, and kids... I heard HD is really rough on the freeway even with all this loads.
i just want the best ride with all my gears since I always have my family with me on trips.
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