Lift kits?

Post by **steve o** » 12 Nov 2008, 23:16

Hi
fancy lifting my van,instead of lowering,any body
do a kit?or done it themselves? thanks
steve,o

Post by **PEET** » 13 Nov 2008, 09:16

Ask the syncro boys but expect to be frowned upon...

Post by **Andy syncro-nutz** » 13 Nov 2008, 22:12

Mind your back! ther heavier than you think

See www.Busman.be

Post by **jason k** » 13 Nov 2008, 22:13

lots.

why would you want to make your vehicle unstable by raising its center of gravity??

Post by **Andy syncro-nutz** » 13 Nov 2008, 22:22

Yeah Why??? I spent alot of money making mine Unstable

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Post by **syncroand101** » 14 Nov 2008, 08:55

Andy syncro-nutz wrote:Yeah Why??? I spent alot of money making mine Unstable
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Haha, the only thing unstable about that, is the driver after a few to many...

Post by **Andy syncro-nutz** » 14 Nov 2008, 12:51

Not that many atall! Infact most times not any!!

Post by **PEET** » 14 Nov 2008, 14:19

Thought it jus a was requiste syncro thing to be unstable...

Post by **jason k** » 15 Nov 2008, 11:28

i can see the reasons for raising a syncro but a why do a stock van??
you will be raising its center of gravity.

after lowering mine its much much more stable.

no offence meant to you mud pluggers btw

Post by **Andy syncro-nutz** » 15 Nov 2008, 12:33

jason k wrote:i can see the reasons for raising a syncro but a why do a stock van??
you will be raising its center of gravity.

after lowering mine its much much more stable.

no offence meant to you mud pluggers btw

As with any modification it has pros and cons! Its all about compromising the vehicle and adapting to it!
Any such mod will need to be set correctly i.e Steering geometry

Post by **steve o** » 15 Nov 2008, 13:12

Thanks
for reply, will stick with what i got, (ride height)
steve.o