Thanks alotPR wrote:If you buy from here, or other online seller, the whole kit costs 370 Dirhams + shipping: http://rustysoffroad.com/mm5/merchant.m ... sus_xj_kit
I will try this one first and lets c how satisfied i will be
Will keep you updated
XJ- Suspension Lift Kit
- KhaledS
- Rank: Senior
- Name: Khaled Sadek
- Location: Abu Dhabi
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I will try this one first and lets c how satisfied i will be
Will keep you updated
I will try this one first and lets c how satisfied i will be
Will keep you updated
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KhaledS
KhaledS
- tintin
- Rank: Senior
- Location: In my own little world
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just a bit of info from when I had my spacer lift guys, more for Abu Dhabi residents. The guys at muroor told me that they would not register the car with a spacer lift (even though it was only 1.5") and told me to get springs fitted instead, so I got a 3.5" coil lift and they registered it! Crazy I know, but it worked, but I'm not sure how it would go down in Dubai! 
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tintin
tintin
- PR
- Rank: Expert
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You can measure where you like and it should be 2 more inches compared to before. Easy place to measure is from top of wheel to the fender, except if you also change tyres. It's best if you measure all four wheels so you see if there is a difference front/rear and left/right.
You can also measure from ground to bumper, to see if front and rear lifted by the same amount - sometimes you will get 1.5" in the front and 2.5" in the rear, not 2" equal.
If we say 2" lift, it means an extra 2" plus on the old size.DaBDoB wrote:just for know....
when we say 2" or 1.5" ...
that mean form the Tire to Body
or it's mean the extra high u will have plus
on the old size .. ???
:smiley13:
You can measure where you like and it should be 2 more inches compared to before. Easy place to measure is from top of wheel to the fender, except if you also change tyres. It's best if you measure all four wheels so you see if there is a difference front/rear and left/right.
You can also measure from ground to bumper, to see if front and rear lifted by the same amount - sometimes you will get 1.5" in the front and 2.5" in the rear, not 2" equal.
- Uncle
- Rank: Expert
- Name: Nasser Al Karby
- Location: Abu Dhabi
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That's what I did to my XJ one year ago.....now it is lower at the front, so I need to replace the spacers because they are beat up, Tintin was kind enough to offer me his......Khaled SS wrote:... Add a leaf plus spacers
That should give you proper hight
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Uncle
Uncle
- PR
- Rank: Expert
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That's very important news, tintin - because then forget spacers!!!tintin wrote:just a bit of info from when I had my spacer lift guys, more for Abu Dhabi residents. The guys at muroor told me that they would not register the car with a spacer lift (even though it was only 1.5") and told me to get springs fitted instead, so I got a 3.5" coil lift and they registered it! Crazy I know, but it worked, but I'm not sure how it would go down in Dubai!
- tintin
- Rank: Senior
- Location: In my own little world
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In all fairness though Paulo, it only takes about one hour to take them off at home so you can easily change them before rego then get them put back on after. I did my whole spacer lift with spacers and shocks in about 3.5 hours alone in my drive way, so any half decent tire shop should be able to pull the coils in about 30 minutes as they have the big lift and I used a bottle jack!
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tintin
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