off camber and 2 inch lift?

[DilboBaggins]

G'day guys, im absolutely clueless when it comes to cars. Im in the process of getting my first car which is a gq patrol, ive been texting this bloke about his rig and he stated it had off camber bushes and panjard bushes less then a year old? He said that when you put a lift on it, you put off camber bushes on it which push to diff forward to correct steering. Please give some advice, thanks guys. Its a 4.2l lpg/petrol

[nissannewby]

I think he means castor bushes mate. The idea is to keep the geometry as close to standard once lifted. Although with a 2" lift they aren't really required.

[DilboBaggins]

Thanks mate, its all starting to make sense hahaha

[Drewboyaus]

Nissannewby is right.
The question I would now be asking is that if it's got castor correction and adjustable panhard rods what size lift does it have? In most (if not all) states anything over 2 inches of lift will need engineering and will therefore cost you extra to roadworthy.

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[DilboBaggins]

I'll ask him today about the castor correction and the panhard rods. He said its a 2 inch lift, thanks guys

[taslucas]

What state are you in mate? Some states have more relaxed laws regarding roadworthy certificates upon sale etc. In Tassie there's none of that

[DilboBaggins]

Im in perth mate, apparently there a little for relaxed over here

[taslucas]

Yeah cool, well if you don't need a roadworthy certificate to sell and it's only a two inch lift then you should be fine