@Pawikan Navigator ahh okay. I have been doing some research as I am about to install my lift and I'm fairly sure that the tight coils are supposed to be the top ? I could be wrong though
Easy. Measure the current height front centre of the hub to the edge of fender, jack up the front and let the front wheel suspend in the air. Spray some wd40 or crc to the torsion bolt(spray it hours before you wind it). Then let it down and remeasure until you get your desired height
Please if you can do a video how you lift it in the front , that will be so help full
What brackets do you use to fix the roof rack to the factory holes under the roof trim. They are so hard to find
They are really difficult to find. I have to make them using stainless steel
Where did you get the springs & P/N ?
I bought it online in Australia
@@pawikannavigator5019 can you give me a link or full name of this springs
U can use the front stock springs from land cruiser 80
Are you sure the spring isnt the wrong way round ?
Pretty sure i got it right. It does sit right on the axles. I tried flippin' just to double check
@Pawikan Navigator ahh okay. I have been doing some research as I am about to install my lift and I'm fairly sure that the tight coils are supposed to be the top ? I could be wrong though
@@liamcosgrave5410 you'll figure it out once the coils are on the axle seat😊
@@liamcosgrave5410 You are correct, the "tight" coils are supposed to be at the top.
How do you lift it in the front of the car ?????
Easy. Measure the current height front centre of the hub to the edge of fender, jack up the front and let the front wheel suspend in the air. Spray some wd40 or crc to the torsion bolt(spray it hours before you wind it). Then let it down and remeasure until you get your desired height
I can get those springs in about 30min ,no spring compressors,it's a piece of piss...