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according to the nissan manual
Coil Springs
Coil Springs are utilised to support the weight of the vehicle & they provide for the basic ride height of the
vehicle.
HBMC does not in anyway alter the ride height of the vehicle. The ride height is preset via the use of the
Coil Springs.
So this being the case, whats the big deal about fitting higher lift springs to the Ti Nissan patrol with HBMC
I am about to purchase one of these and need some help
Nissan manual.... your so funny.
Have a look at this Y62 facebook page for the facts.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/aussiepatroly62/
And you don't even need to do a fake intro......LOL
A friend of mine is fitting the first 4" lift to a Y62 in the world I think
engineered of course.
Still yet to see pics/vids of this mythical beastQuote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Ill go check on the progress next week, it has those dumb black rims 20" with all the holes in themQuote:
Originally Posted by Clunk
look cheap IMo
well no one would know......... you haven't put anything upQuote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
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Originally Posted by Yendor
NO Idea what your on about but yes i have a full Y62 factory manual, its easy to get.
As for introduction, i have been on the forum for 4 years and currently have a Y61 awaiting a Y62.
I was merely stating what the manual states, i hjave not had one long enough to see if this is the case and allowing you to simply fit taller coils.
Threedogs, can you send a link and some details please
Ill send you a PM,,,,,, on its way
bit more to it than that lower controls need to be replaced contact Andrew cassar from on track 4wd in vic
Anyone in Sydney doing the lift spring upgraded? Arb won't touch it.
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Give Andrew from On Track 4wd Kealba in Malcom crt Kealba.
I know hes is working on front recovery points and a 4 " lift
but ring him and see how you go