2" lift recommendations

[Paul94 Lurker Find all posts View Profile Close Paul94]

Hi guys I'm looking at a 2" lift for my 120 series 2007 prado. With so many options available and good and bad reviews from 4wd mechanics on kits I can't really decide on what best suits me. I do not have a steel bull bar or winch on and am using my prado for mostly highway driving and camping trips however I do want to be able to give the hard tracks a crack on occasion when I find them. Suggestions??
Thinking of old man emu (quoted 1750) lovells (quoted 1530) EFS (quoted 1750) drivetech (quoted 1250)

[mjrandom Out of control poster! Find all posts View Profile Close mjrandom]

There are many posts on this very subject. Have a read through

http://www.pradopoint.com/showthread...Measurements-2

http://www.pradopoint.com/showthread...nsion-Database

And given you are in Melbourne give ############# a pm and have a chat.

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

Hi guys I'm looking at a 2" lift for my 120 series 2007 prado. With so many options available and good and bad reviews from 4wd mechanics on kits I can't really decide on what best suits me. I do not have a steel bull bar or winch on and am using my prado for mostly highway driving and camping trips however I do want to be able to give the hard tracks a crack on occasion when I find them. Suggestions??
Thinking of old man emu (quoted 1750) lovells (quoted 1530) EFS (quoted 1750) drivetech (quoted 1250)

Drivetech for $1250.00?
I can give you Bilsteins and Kings kit for not much more than that.
All those prices seem high.
I hope they include fitting, or they are all way too dear.

Regards, Jason.

[AJ120 Out of control poster! Find all posts View Profile Close AJ120]

Hi guys I'm looking at a 2" lift for my 120 series 2007 prado. With so many options available and good and bad reviews from 4wd mechanics on kits I can't really decide on what best suits me.

You will get the same thing here, good and bad reports and reviews on most brands. Suspension, tyres, fridges....... You name it, one person will say they love x brand and the next person will rubbish it and say you should get y brand.

Most of the better brands of suspension seem to offer good results, steer clear of the cheap stuff and ebay specials.

The most important thing is to get the springs matched to your expected load, airbags in the rear can give some adjustability for varying loads.

The is lots of reading on the forum around different brands, get a drink of your choice, check out the search function and start reading, hopefully it doesn't confuse you even more

Cheers Andrew