What rear shocks for a Lifted Brumby ?
- Brad
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What rear shocks for a Lifted Brumby ?
Hi,
Can anyone tell me the part number or details on what shocks to use on a Brumby with a 2" body lift ?
Can anyone tell me the part number or details on what shocks to use on a Brumby with a 2" body lift ?
If your lift kit has Shock extensions(most do) then you'll use standard length, so anything that says it fits a Brumby or MY sedan/wagon.
If you don't have or don't want to use the shock extensions, then i'll shut up and listen in! cause i'd like some longer travel shocks too!
Daza.
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If you don't have or don't want to use the shock extensions, then i'll shut up and listen in! cause i'd like some longer travel shocks too!
Daza.
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Thanks for the feedback .. I will just pull them off and order a set from the book, just thought if someone had already done it them that would save me some time and effort.
I am not running rear shock extensions or front strut blocks. I have 2" body lift but am going with longer travel struts and longer rear shocks.
Have also pulled the blocks and am going with a sub frame so that I can tie the blocks in at front and rear as the current setup looked a little to much like stacking blocks for my liking. Once done I will go and get it approved just to keep the DoT happy.
I am not running rear shock extensions or front strut blocks. I have 2" body lift but am going with longer travel struts and longer rear shocks.
Have also pulled the blocks and am going with a sub frame so that I can tie the blocks in at front and rear as the current setup looked a little to much like stacking blocks for my liking. Once done I will go and get it approved just to keep the DoT happy.
Landcruiser front shocks. Not sure if its 70 series or 80 series.
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- the gumbi brumby
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what brumby was this in bundy,im running cruisershocks out of an 09 lc70 and as mentioned before, way too stiffthe gumbi brumby wrote:bump
i after info as well
ive seen another brumby with cruiser shocks at the rear WAY TOO STIFF
2 inch longer for the rear but nice and soft
possibly considering the air adjustable
advice?
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i ended up with going with the cruiser shocks, the pedders one, same listing as 27 other vehicles
i dont think they are to bad. i have unsway bared and picking a good line i go nearly every were my mate goes with his lux
my brumby is the red one i have been out of town for a bout a month now, lifted 2", kumhos on the weekend, and a big stereo often see me at sound offs
i dont think they are to bad. i have unsway bared and picking a good line i go nearly every were my mate goes with his lux
my brumby is the red one i have been out of town for a bout a month now, lifted 2", kumhos on the weekend, and a big stereo often see me at sound offs
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More than 11 years latertim_81coupe wrote:Over here in WA all the lifted MY's use the MGR-504 Monroe GasRisers, as found under the bum of HQ sedans. We do use an adaptor for this though.
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Have been looking for a readily available shock absorber that could be used without the lift block in the back. Just bought a pair of these for my wagon, yet to see them in the flesh and what adaptor may be needed. Air adjustable seems a perfect match for me as I could pump it up/down depending on load/comfort required. Given up on the idea of a coil spring for each wheel in the back, will see how floppy my torsion bar turns out to be and maybe swap it for a Ute one.
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