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Thanks. What about technical concerns? Anything I should worry about?


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Your best bet is to contact Vic at SBR offroad. Vic and Sue have huge range of different lift and shock combinations to sell all on show and are not bias to one or the other. Very much worth the trip to Wangara.

Everyone uses there Jeep differently and have own preference when it comes to how they like there jeep to ride on and off the road. I'd suggest maybe asking a few Jeepers if you could maybe go for a ride in there jeep and have a feel for yourself before deciding on any spring or shock set up.
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spacers are not legal in Australia
Actually, and just FYI, if spacers were fitted BY THE MANUFACTURER they are legal........ having said that don't know of any vehicles that were... and certainly not the JK, but its in the rules so must have been one at some stage

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Actually, and just FYI, if spacers were fitted BY THE MANUFACTURER they are legal........ having said that don't know of any vehicles that were... and certainly not the JK, but its in the rules so must have been one at some stage

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Usually found on light commercials that are offered with both a single rear wheel and a dual rear wheel option. I.e 4 ton and higher Mercedes sprinters have spacers fitted to the front axle to match the track and bolt pattern of the larger rear axle
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Usually found on light commercials that are offered with both a single rear wheel and a dual rear wheel option. I.e 4 ton and higher Mercedes sprinters have spacers fitted to the front axle to match the track and bolt pattern of the larger rear axle
And there you go...... there's always someone who can fill in the gaps.Thanks for the info... the regs now make sense.
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Porsche also used spacers on a few of the older offerings.
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