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ZUKIWORLD Discussion Forum => Suzuki 4x4 Forum => Topic started by: the_maplebar on April 14, 2006, 04:07:42 PM
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I noticed that BDS has updated their installation instructions to include an application for the 4dr trackkicks. The catalog hasn't been updated yet, but if you want a 2" lift without coild spacers this might be a good option
http://www.bds-suspension.com/php/Inst_Srch.php?veh=7
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Boondox has some of those BDS springs in their "Garage Sale". Here is the link.
http://www.boondoxmotorsports.com/garagesale.html
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SWEET!!! I hadn't seen the garage sale section before. So is Boondox going to offer any kind of strut spacer/extension or just the OME struts. The BDS Strut extensions seem really slick, and don't screw with the strut brace like a spacer that lowers the mounting surface.
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SWEET!!! I hadn't seen the garage sale section before. So is Boondox going to offer any kind of strut spacer/extension or just the OME struts. The BDS Strut extensions seem really slick, and don't screw with the strut brace like a spacer that lowers the mounting surface.
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I just ordered a set of those extensions at my local BDS dealer for my Digger lift. Now all I need is a set of towncar shocks and a successful triple-bypass surgery! :o Wish me luck!
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SWEET!!! I hadn't seen the garage sale section before. So is Boondox going to offer any kind of strut spacer/extension or just the OME struts.
I would think so. I will ask about it on Monday.
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SWEET!!! I hadn't seen the garage sale section before. So is Boondox going to offer any kind of strut spacer/extension or just the OME struts. The BDS Strut extensions seem really slick, and don't screw with the strut brace like a spacer that lowers the mounting surface.
([url]http://www.zukiworld.com/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=11434.0;id=1224;image[/url])
So would those strut extensions work well with an existing OME springs/struts lift? I could certainly use the two extra inches of drop it gives, but would it mees too much with my CVs since I already have OME struts and springs up front?
Thanks, jeff
How much did they cost from BDS? I don't see them separately.
Also, anybody dare to compare the BDS springs with the OME springs?
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You should be able to get them for $35-45 a set from your local BDS supplier. the_maplebar and I both paid about that much.
Ask for part number FSE3. If they say it doesn't exist have them call BDS and ask. Also, FSE3 is a SET, you don't need to order two FSE3's...you'll get two sets in that case.
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any one know of a dealer in toronto.....canada that is you know.
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So would those strut extensions work well with an existing OME springs/struts lift? I could certainly use the two extra inches of drop it gives, but would it mees too much with my CVs since I already have OME struts and springs up front?
It would kill your CVs. The OME struts are already 1 1/2" longer. From the measurements that I've taken 2" is the max without lowering the front axle.
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So would those strut extensions work well with an existing OME springs/struts lift? I could certainly use the two extra inches of drop it gives, but would it mees too much with my CVs since I already have OME struts and springs up front?
It would kill your CVs. The OME struts are already 1 1/2" longer. From the measurements that I've taken 2" is the max without lowering the front axle.
thanks, don't want to kill CVs ...
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any one know of a dealer in toronto.....canada that is you know.
No, but I bet BDS does.
http://www.bds-suspension.com/php/distributor.php
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It says on Boondox that the spring would work on SWB, but would be firm... How firm. Like invest in a back surgery firm? I can drive a Super Pro car down the streat in a Aluminum seat and be a little sore, would this be that bad? Also they will work on a '92 right?
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I think they said that because they had a customer who used them on the two door even though the spring rate is designed for a four door. He had a heavy bumper and winch in front and also HD rear bumper with heavy spare tire so it helped compensate for the added spring rate. I think they might not be bad on a generation II shorty but I would think it would ride like a brick on a 2 door Geo or 'Kick. If you have a '92 SWB I don't think I would use them. I think you would also get too much lift. I asked about them for my shorty and they said not a good idea.
I just came from Boondox. They have 20 sets of those strut extenders in stock. $45 a set.
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I called http://www.boondoxmotorsports.com to get their BDS shocks. Steve is a very nice guy, I also found out that they have a bunch of the BDS Strut Extensions on order that they will being stocking along with some other cool stuff in R&D that they aren't announcing yet.