coil spring spacers for safari

[odell]

Originally posted by Ungas
Street-wise, yes, it can still be considered safe. Since coils will not travel at full lengths. If you are pertaining to the local rubber sold in car accessory shops, stay away from it. I tried those 30mm spacers and they compress to as little as 5mm only. Which could un-seat your coils if you decide to hit any trails.

For taller spacers, better have a metal fabricated then cover with rubberized paint. There's a black Patrol roaming around near UST which has 4 inch spacers with drop down bracket for front arms. Talked to the owner and he said it was done by 199 ORH. He also told me he will NOT hit any trails with that kind of lift.

nakikita ko nga un.. astig nga tignan.. prof ata un eh. minsan naka park sa faculty parking.hehe.. ungas anu undrop down brackets?. same lang ride niya sa stock?

[luckytruck]

paging afrasay, kumusta spacers mo pare? any chance for commercial production?

andy

[OTEP]

odell,

Alam ko yang Safari na sinasabi mo. Yung KN210 ang license plate. Diba student din yun.

Rice boy of the off-road world ang tawag ng girlfriend ko sa Patrol niya. hehehe.

[KCboy]

blue ba yun color ng safari na naka 4in lift? kita ko yata kahapon daan sa harap ng office ko.

[Ungas]

No, it's a black unit with no snorkel. Iba pa yung pinadala mo thru MMS.

[afrasay]

Originally posted by luckytruck
paging afrasay, kumusta spacers mo pare? any chance for commercial production?

andy

Ok yun front metal spacers na pina fab ko. Yun rear 2" rubber pinalitan ko ng 1" only. Nawala yun vibration (na correct angle ng prop shaft, siguro ) and body roll during lane changes.

[odell]

otep,
un nga un.. bastsin pa un plate niya. haha

teka teka.. bakit siya nakakapark dun sa faculty parking??

[OTEP]

OT: Kapag hapon, hindi na ganun ka-strict sa parking. Nasa consultant's area na ko nakapark nun.