2" rear coil spacers fitted.....

[laser_jock99]

.....no saggy arse now! I'm trialling some Roger Brown 2" coil spacers- not sure if I'm going to keep them on yet though.

What do ya think?

Nevillef

[Matt777]

.....no saggy arse now! I'm trialling some Roger Brown 2" coil spacers- not sure if I'm going to keep them on yet though.

What do ya think?

Nevillef

Looks good.

[BUSHWHACKER]

Smart!
Wher did you get them?

[Dog_Book]

What rear srpings do you have? Yours is higher at the back than mine and ive got procomp 2" lift springs, yours look the same higher still.......looks great

[codlord]

If you don't keep em on I would be interested in buying them off you - my truck needs something done. Got a 2" lift kit 2nd hand but the springs are tired I think.

As for where they came from I am guessing Roger Brown in the US, see here:
http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/ProductLine.shtml

If several people are interested in any bits from him perhaps we can get together with a group buy?

[truckarms]

What are they made of, it cant be too expensive to get them made up here if we want a couple of kits?

[laser_jock@work]

What are they made of, it cant be too expensive to get them made up here if we want a couple of kits?

If there's enough interest I could get some made here in the UK. The material appears to be black Polyethylene (I'll get this checked). Or as an alternative Roger Brown might do a group discount?

Nevillef

[laser_jock@work]

What rear srpings do you have? Yours is higher at the back than mine and ive got procomp 2" lift springs, yours look the same higher still.......looks great

I have Propcomp +2" rears (which I think have sagged after 2 years use). A 1" spring spacer might give a more 'level' appearance- but due to the design of the spacer (it has an inner and outer step) I think 2" is a minimum size.

Nevillef

[codlord]

I think 2" is a minimum size.

It says on his site he can supply cut-down spacers of 1" or 1.5"

I think I have +2" procomp springs (which have sagged) - with the 2" spacer would I need extended brake lines or any other mods too?

[AndyLala]

.....no saggy arse now! I'm trialling some Roger Brown 2" coil spacers- not sure if I'm going to keep them on yet though.

What do ya think?

Nevillef

Very interesting. An photos of them fitted...? The actual spacers themselves rather than the result...?

AndyL

[paulc]

Yes, any chance of a photo of it fitted?

[TonyN]

It says on his site he can supply cut-down spacers of 1" or 1.5"

I think I have +2" procomp springs (which have sagged) - with the 2" spacer would I need extended brake lines or any other mods too?

You'd definatly need to drop the panhard rod mount down, the handbrake cables may be a little tight, but they get away with them on a 4" lift.

The brake line is just the single rubber pipe from the load sensing valve to the axle, I'd get a braided one as its longer and you want to stop it bulging under pressure.

[laser_jock99]

You'd definatly need to drop the panhard rod mount down, the handbrake cables may be a little tight, but they get away with them on a 4" lift.

The brake line is just the single rubber pipe from the load sensing valve to the axle, I'd get a braided one as its longer and you want to stop it bulging under pressure.

Toney is correct about the other mods that might be required. A longer, braided rear flexible brake is a useful addition anyway. The panhard rod dropdown bracket levels the panhard rod. Also worth considering would be longer shocks. I installed these 2" coil spacers on top of a 2" Pro Comp (bigger spring) suspension lift.

The photo shows the spacers installed.

Nevillef

[codlord]

Thanks for the info tony/neville - I already have longer shocks (procomp ES3000) so looks like the hose and panhard bracket is all I would need.

[codlord]

I am going to buy some spacers from the US, if anyone else wants some or body lift kits see my group buy post here:
http://www.yotasurf-online.co.uk/pub...ad.php?t=13925