ARCHIVE 80 Series Body Lift Kits
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MAKE MORE!!
Yes, please make more! I'd like to be added to the waiting list if that's the case.
Bueller....
I sent a Pm to Druiser Offroad back in the beginning of Feb, ... been no reply. ... also sent a message to the sales email at the works .... also been no reply. 
Real shame that messages aren't replied to even if it's to say "No we're not making any more" ....
I also sent an email to Extreme Cruiser who replied saying they weren't making them.
Real shame that messages aren't replied to even if it's to say "No we're not making any more" ....
I also sent an email to Extreme Cruiser who replied saying they weren't making them.
I ordered some brakelines 2 weeks ago but haven't heard anything...
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I'd buy a 60 series body lift
Doucher offroad is out of business.
That would explain things .......... Thank you.
http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/ToyotaLandcruiser.shtml
Whoever wants another option, I plan on getting this body lift. Do a search, Roger Brown is as reputable as they come. I'm not affiliated btw.
Whoever wants another option, I plan on getting this body lift. Do a search, Roger Brown is as reputable as they come. I'm not affiliated btw.
Doesn't have the rad drop brackets, steering extender or the transfer lever extender bits.
Scrap that ..... found them ....
"Doucher"
Would you be refering to Duiser off road?
Duiser.com still shows out of stock.
Is there anyone else offer a complete 1" kit rad bracket & all?
Damn iPhone autocorrect!
I just got this 1" body lift from Duiser.com, it was a long wait but after I received it I noticed some changes, changes for the better. All the pucks are now aluminum & they added a steering spacer that was only for the 2" kit. I don't know if they where having problems with sourcing the poly pucks or if this was a one off to fill the order, but the product looks to be of good quality & I'm a bit excited to get this on & report back with my findings. Here's a pic.
A Duiser 1" body lift product review.
I just recently installed a Duiser body lift kit said to be a the only complete kit on the market. I'm really happy with it. The install went very smooth & hear is how it went. My rig is very clean underneath so I didn't have any rust to deal with. It can be done in a half day easy if you stay focused. I have small curious kids that want daddy time so I did it slowly with many family breaks in about 10 hours. Here is a pic of the parts.
The first thing I noticed was the all aluminum pucks... I don't know if that was just a one off to fill the order because of resourcing the poly good or bad for corrosion, but I live in the desert, so I'll move on. The bolts are 3/8" by 5", 5.5" & 7". The 7" are for the front & 5.5" for rear. Don't get them mixed up like I did.
Here on mud there is a very detailed thread that was very informative with good pictures.
https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/definitive-1-body-lift-how-to.589776/
It is said in there the rear bolts can be a bear to get in. I just made sure it was lifted high enough to get the bolt in at an angle before it went in strait.
The radiator bracket did not fit my 97 LX very good so I modified it. In the picture below is a metal strap with a wheel lug stud in it. It was hitting the support & making it go up at an angle. I installed the stock bolt in there & it fit better.
I have no after picture. Sorry. Other than that it went in just fine. Here is more random pics.
I just recently installed a Duiser body lift kit said to be a the only complete kit on the market. I'm really happy with it. The install went very smooth & hear is how it went. My rig is very clean underneath so I didn't have any rust to deal with. It can be done in a half day easy if you stay focused. I have small curious kids that want daddy time so I did it slowly with many family breaks in about 10 hours. Here is a pic of the parts.
The first thing I noticed was the all aluminum pucks... I don't know if that was just a one off to fill the order because of resourcing the poly good or bad for corrosion, but I live in the desert, so I'll move on. The bolts are 3/8" by 5", 5.5" & 7". The 7" are for the front & 5.5" for rear. Don't get them mixed up like I did.
Here on mud there is a very detailed thread that was very informative with good pictures.
https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/definitive-1-body-lift-how-to.589776/
It is said in there the rear bolts can be a bear to get in. I just made sure it was lifted high enough to get the bolt in at an angle before it went in strait.
The radiator bracket did not fit my 97 LX very good so I modified it. In the picture below is a metal strap with a wheel lug stud in it. It was hitting the support & making it go up at an angle. I installed the stock bolt in there & it fit better.
I have no after picture. Sorry. Other than that it went in just fine. Here is more random pics.
Looks a very well made kit. ..
1" and 2" Body Lift Kits for the 80 Series Land Cruiser FJ80 FZJ80
The only COMPLETE FJ80 AND FZJ80 body lift kit available, from the hardware, pucks, DROP BRACKETS. We include everything you would usually pay more for;
- Heavy Duty Standard Hardware, standard grade is stronger and cheaper.
- Rust free polyurethane pucks
- Black Pucks, because who wants bright white pucks under their truck!!??
- One aluminum puck for near exhaust
- Large pucks for greater contact surface area
- Aluminum extensions for 2" kits (steering and shifter)
- Annnnd RADIATOR DROP BRACKETS!!
Written instructions are provided, instructional step by step video coming soon!!!
1" Body Lift Complete Kit $130.00 Plus shipping Approx $10.00
2" Body Lift Complete Kit $230.00 Plus shipping Approx $10.00
Buy at;
www.duiser.com
For Questions Contact;
sales@duiser.com
Which body lift kit is right for you?? 1" or a 2"??
Body Lift Video;
See this link for a little write up;
https://forum.ih8mud.com/80-series-tech/653439-body-lifts-love-them-hate-them.html
The 1" is super easy, you loosen the opposite side of the body mount attachment points while you install the other. If your vehicle is rust free its a quick and easy 2-3hr job. This will allow you to fit bigger tires and or have more articulation without rubbing.
Ideal for 35" tires, stock suspensions, or a lot of flex if you have say 33" tires.
The 2" lift is the same except you will have to install the shifter and steering extensions and lower your radiator. Its a bit more work but, if its flex/ articulation/ max tire size you are after the 2" is the way to go. This job may take an afternoon. Get a friend to help! The extra 2" will achieve a noticeable lift and provide you A LOT more articulation without rubbing.
Ideal for 35" tires and up, rock crawling, maximum articulation, etc.
The kits come with instructions. All you need is a socket set and a jack. You will need a drill if you get the 2" lift in order to lower your radiator.
We also make;
URB's
https://forum.ih8mud.com/merchandise-storefront/634825-universal-recovery-brackets-urbs.html
Pictures show 1" and 2" BL kits
Let's see if you respond...
Do you sell the T case shifter lift separately?
I'm try to find a metric 12 mm X 1.25 mm all thread coupling local. That's not easy.
