For live axle Hungy owners

King springs and RidePro shocks. I used heavy on the front and extra heavy on the back due to 180 litre tank, drawer system etc. Verry happy - good ride both laden and unladen, not harsh at all. I went for 2 inch lift, however it actually went up closer to 5! Was pretty sagged to start withthough. Slightly more body roll than before but certainly not excessive, but as I say, car was fairly low before the change. Excellent over corrugations as well.
Cheers
Gerry

Have King Springs and Koni 88's - 3" lift. I'm very happy with the way it rides - both loaded up or empty. I also have Polyairbags in the back because I tow a CT.

I don't think you can go past the Koni's ---- GREAT shock!

GBTDD

I put the old man emu springs and shocks on. Needed to still fit in the supermarket carpark (well not me exactly). This gave me a 2inch lift. I put light ones on the front, as I only have an alloy bull bar and mediums in the back. I think the mediums are progressive upto about 250kg. Given that most of the time it is unladen, this was the best for me. 250 kg of gear in the back is a lot.

I am now about to get a CT. I think when I get that I will need some poly airs just to help out a little bit.

My only advice would be to think carefully about what it is that you will be carrying both in the back and in the front.

Cammo

"Hungry owners"

WTF is a "Hungry"?

Thanks everyone for your responses. Has been very helpful. As for the one about hungry owners? Always thought you'd have to be dislexic to buy a bitsa bleep i...WTF indeed ;)

GBTDD