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Old 10-17-2009, 11:12 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Does one need extra lifting springs to lift your rrc 3-4 inches.
because i have my rrc already coil and spring converted, and original springs. someone told me to get 300-400$ springs to lift it. i have bilstein shocks and full suspension kit, but it is not lifted. i bought it like that(fortunately).
just need feedback. thanks

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You onlly NEED to lift the truck if you want to fit bigger tires. What do you want this Rover to do?

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so you already have a lift kit? if you have a lift "kit" there should be springs. I dont think you could use stock rover springs to go higher unless its a body lift. The springs you mention are probally high articulation springs, basically they have more travel than a normal spring would have. Really thier only nessacary if you going with a 3 inch or bigger lift.

*thier not even nessacary for a 3 inch lift it depends on wether you really want or need the extra 2 or 3 inchs of travel.
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hey,
Does one need extra lifting springs to lift your rrc 3-4 inches.
because i have my rrc already coil and spring converted, and original springs. someone told me to get 300-400$ springs to lift it. i have bilstein shocks and full suspension kit, but it is not lifted. i bought it like that(fortunately).
just need feedback. thanks

-95' Range Rover classic
I am interested in the springs. how much and do you have shocks to match?

Where are you located?

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