suspension

Submitted: Wednesday, Mar 09, 2005 at 19:14
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Hi

I'm just about to replace the springs and shocks on the '90 swb gq as the back is too soft for the camping gear and the shocks are all worn out anyway. The new stuff will be toughdog and I expect it will the truck will ride a bit higher, though not much. I wasn't really looking for a lift just the ability to ride level with a load.
I'm also putting in polyairs at the same time as I have bought midweight rear springs rather than h/d, as I'm told the h/d will be too rigid when the truck is empty and the polyairs will give me variabilty.

My question :-

I bought the truck 2nd hand and it already had a body lift of about 1-2".

Will changing the springs make it illegal in NSW if it rides higher?

Personally I think the new springs/shocks will make it safer as it shouldn't roll as much and good shocks improve braking, but it's not my opinion that counts is it?
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