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Join Date: Oct 2005
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Hey Guys,
Tried a quick search but couldnt find any definates so before investing in some adjustable rear leaves from Bursons (That i really cannot justify) to lower the back of the Missus wagon AUII 6. Has anyone been there done that with lowering blocks on the rear end ? Wagon has 17 * 8 inch wheels with 235/45/17 tyres all round Aim dropping all round by 1.5-2 inches (Yes needs to stay high for clearance on shitty local roads and driveways when all 8 seats loaded). Can i use "Off the shelf lowering block suit ... Falcon rear ? If so how low/thick in the block can i go before encountering these shock fouling issues i have been warned about ? Last but not least fronts Kings lowered (Just Low not Super low) i was thinking but any feedback greatly welcomed. And a set of Monroe shocks all round (Again let me know if the is a better option.) Thanks in advance for any thoughts / help. Mick |
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Advice on Lowering AUII Wagon
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