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mikeyb13

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I use my 1993 v8 discovery for everyday use but i want to take up abit of greenlaning in the summer. I have fitted some 2 inch lift spacers from Gwyn Lewis's as I have BFG M/T tyres that were catching the arches, but now my drivers side front spring is sagging and my passenger side front shocker is leaking and its causeing scrapeing when i take left hand corners. So I thought if I'm going to change the suspension I may aswell upgrade it. I was thinking of getting some +3 inch springs and +5.5 inch shockers and using the spacers that I already have. Do you think this will be OTT? will it still be road legal? All advice and recommendations would be helpful.

thanks in advance

Mike

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If you are only using for greenlaning I would only put 2" lift on this paired with a good set of tyres will get you almost every where with out any problems.I have had 3 disco's now and only ever lifted 2" and paired with 265 75 16 tyres.

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Thanks for the advice wolfie69. My other half has bought me the 3 inch lift springs already so they will have to go on, so it going to be a 3 inch lift for now i think. would I still be able to use the 5.5inch shocks with just the 3 inch springs or is that going to cause problems?

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