crushers
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yah, probably. give me a call first when you are in town...
LJ78 Suspension lift (1 Viewer)
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crushers
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do you want the pics posted here or in the NA registry thread?
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here's fine
Hey guys,
I'm a newbie here from the Philippines. My rigs are 1990 model LC80 matic with 1HD-T turbo diesel engine, with F/R lockers and a 1994 3-door Prado EX3 3.0l 1KZ-TE turbo diesel engine. LC80 is now running on 16x8 Deerfeld rims with 285/75/16 Bridgestone AT's while the Prado which I just got is running on 16x8 4x4Engineering rims with a mix of winter dunlops and grandtrek dunlops AT's, size 275x70/16. Both I think still have original suspensions, no lifts, all coils and both with solid axles. My question is, would the coils and shocks on the LC80 fit and effectively lift the much lighter Prado. Would like to know if this doable before I tinker with these rigs. Thanks a zilion for any info....
I'm a newbie here from the Philippines. My rigs are 1990 model LC80 matic with 1HD-T turbo diesel engine, with F/R lockers and a 1994 3-door Prado EX3 3.0l 1KZ-TE turbo diesel engine. LC80 is now running on 16x8 Deerfeld rims with 285/75/16 Bridgestone AT's while the Prado which I just got is running on 16x8 4x4Engineering rims with a mix of winter dunlops and grandtrek dunlops AT's, size 275x70/16. Both I think still have original suspensions, no lifts, all coils and both with solid axles. My question is, would the coils and shocks on the LC80 fit and effectively lift the much lighter Prado. Would like to know if this doable before I tinker with these rigs. Thanks a zilion for any info....
crushers
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no...
