New Prado 120 GLX to be kitted up

[rlqdat Lurker Find all posts View Profile Close rlqdat]

If anyone can help me with a suspension lift kit, to help with the weight and towing. What I am fitting will be front ARB bar and winch, dual battery system, a Kaymar rear bar with twin tyre and tow bar, a 60 lt Ingal fridge with storage system with 2 draws and the Caravan will be a 20' with off road suspension weighing 1900 kg dry fully loaded will take it nearer to 2500kg.
Your advice will be appreciated

[Hutch Addicted PP Member Find all posts View Profile Close Hutch]

Mate, go to the suspension section and read through the threads or ideally do a search, their is heaps of info. Also once you decide on a brand, best talk to your 4WD specialists as they can advise what is best for your needs.

[lc120_man Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close lc120_man]

Given that you are located not far from Geelong I would talk to Darren Mcrae from ATS Geelong. He is suspension GURU on those things...


ATS GEELONG

CNR FYANS ST & YARRA ST
GEELONG SOUTH
VICTORIA 3220

Phone : 03 5221 6599
Fax : 03 5221 6600

[rlqdat Lurker Find all posts View Profile Close rlqdat]

thanks Hutch, already onto that but thanks for your positive input

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This has been done to death already.. NO offence but I am going to close this one.

Please do a search thru the suspension area, heaps of info there.

Welcome, and please take a look at this thread for info on this forum: http://www.pradopoint.com/viewtopic.php?t=1709

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OK, I unlocked thread again, to save multiple post being posted...

rlqdat, as suggested before find reputable installers in your area and ask them what they recommend for your specific situation...

While you can get plenty of advice on the forum just remember that FREE
advice could be the most expensive advice :wink:

For me Bilsteins/Lovells suspension combo is excellent (which is pretty much best suspension on the market at the moment for handling/ride comfort.) The fox shox for the Prado is a new "Ultimate Suspension" coming onto the market shortly....

You'll need to consider HD springs in the rear and/or Polyairs Airbags
to handle the load...

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OK, I unlocked thread again, to save multiple post being posted.....

Isn't that what we now have?

[lc120_man Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close lc120_man]

Sorry TP...
At least people can see the logic from where the questions come from
The other thread can be canned thouth...