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This is useful even if you have a 2wd Westy but ultimately its how to lift the back of your Syncro for a couple of quid.

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Jed

Is that not promoting a rip off of these lads?
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We could only make the backs for our own use... read the disclaimer on the site

jed

Not to have a go lads but its still being put out on the world wide web and no mention of brickwerks who have developed a product for this purpose

the syncro community is also a small one , and I feel it is important to support those Syncro businesses that have been supporting us with product R&D for years, most of which is/was funded with love not profit.

Just something to be aware of maybe don't you think ?

jed the spread wrote:We could only make the backs for our own use... read the disclaimer on the site

jed

jed

Have we been consulting our legal dept could have swore there was a reply from Jake last night which has since been deleted was it at odds with the disclaimer?

well watching the vids has inspired me to replace the lowing springs on my non syncro doka with standard seeing how easy it is, well done Jed

jebiga41 wrote:Not to have a go lads but its still being put out on the world wide web and no mention of brickwerks who have developed a product for this purpose

There is a reference directly to the text on the site.. Jed stuck the video up then I wrote the post on the blog later on - a few people have already clicked on it today

Fair enough lads as I said my intention wasn't to have a go

High much could you sensibly raise the back with this method? With standard shocks?