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Hey guys, new member with a new hilux, wanting to go higher! i have OME suspension setup with rear leafs sprungover, and ideas in getting some more lift?

In short you need either a diff drop setup to allow you to raise the front more or SAS it. Have a look through the various posts here and you'll find there is heaps of info on what different people have done.

lmichie wrote:In short you need either a diff drop setup to allow you to raise the front more or SAS it. Have a look through the various posts here and you'll find there is heaps of info on what different people have done.

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what height you aiming for?

guys... this is in the 1988-2005 model hilux area..

no need for diff drop etc, big springs, big struts and a body lift.. as high as you want to go !

Steve

Still has IFS.

2" suspension & 2" body lift total 4" and legal
Cheers

Body lifts need to be engineered in most states even if the vehicle doesn't have air bags. The engineering isn't too hard in the older vehicles but is still required to keep everything legal.


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apparently the rules in W.A. are a total of 2 inches lift. If you get 1 inch of lift just from tyres you are only allowed to put in another 1 inch lift in suspension.

be80hilux wrote:apparently the rules in W.A. are a total of 2 inches lift. If you get 1 inch of lift just from tyres you are only allowed to put in another 1 inch lift in suspension.

But your rules would support approval of a high lift up to 150mm with an independent engineer.

stratomaster wrote:Hey guys, new member with a new hilux, wanting to go higher! i have OME suspension setup with rear leafs sprungover, and ideas in getting some more lift?

Hold on for another month or two if you can and Monster Rides will have a 3" to 4" lift that wont compromise CV angles like a typical coil over lift does due Monster Rides's new diff mounts and isnt a drop bracket type lift either.

The choice is yours my friend - you have 3 options given to you within this thread alone.