balljoint spacers

[surfenstein]

hi guys,we are thinking about producing some 2" balljoint spacers and just wanted to get the feelers as to any interest in them,we will manufacture 10 pairs at a time,so once they are gone there gone until another 10 batches are required,due to the price of materials and machining they will be around about £125 for a 2" lift.these will be of a laminated system and you can have any increment from 10mm upwards. without the need to cut the top wishbone.these should also be used in conjuction with a diff drop kit also available.we can do the whole front lift kit to include 2" balljoint lift,diff drop kit,including hardware.£180 plus vat and carriage so do we have any takers on the first ten pairs.
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[POPEYE]

Good to know mate, just submitted a write up for Matts site on the install so hopefully you may get some takers

[surfenstein]

yea cool,we keep getting people ringing up for them so we thought we would give it a go.AGAIN.

[BioHazard]

Will they fit mine

[BigBobE]

excuse my ignorance but what do the ball joint spacers do apart from spacing out your balljoint

[surfenstein]

Will they fit mine

um yea of course ..................with a lot of modification..

[BioHazard]

um yea of course ..................with a lot of modification..

bugger there goes another inch and a half

[surfenstein]

excuse my ignorance but what do the ball joint spacers do apart from spacing out your balljoint

basically they will give you a less severe cv angle when tweaking the torsion bars to give you more lift on the front.

[Diezel Weazel]

bugger there goes another inch and a half

1" n half... it don't seem worth the bother Ian ....

There's always a payback .... Don't know where n ya won't know when tho !!!!

[BigBobE]

basically they will give you a less severe cv angle when tweaking the torsion bars to give you more lift on the front.

ah right i see, thank you....

[BioHazard]

1" n half... it don't seem worth the bother Ian ....

There's always a payback .... Don't know where n ya won't know when tho !!!!

Not with lowering the truck ...puting on ifs and getting smaller wheels

[Cooler]

I'm looking for the ball joint spacers, don't suppose you have plus 4" springs and uprated torsion bars and a nice bodylift kit too! Do the ball joints hinder the reliability of the IFS though when they are fitted?

I still want you to make my red truck into a plus ten inch monster running 38' s or 44's. So while im still saving for that i must keep my blue one going. Cant seem to keep out of the mud! ;-)

[BUSHWHACKER]

Good to know mate, just submitted a write up for Matts site on the install so hopefully you may get some takers

Seems like you got a bl00dy good bargain then Ian.

[wishbone]

basically they will give you a less severe cv angle when tweaking the torsion bars to give you more lift on the front.

Wouldn't that be diff drop spacers ? Surely at any given lift height the cv angle will be the same regardless of what the top wishbone is doing ?

Rob.

Edit: In fact wouldn't the bj spacers give more droop as they increase the distance to the bumpstop meaning worse cv angles ?

[MudSurfer]

Mmmmmm - tempting, but not quite what I was looking for........