coil spring spacers

Pinko,

I put 20 or 30mm spacers(can't remember) in back of an 80 series wagon, and they made it sit up well, for the outlay.

Reckon if you weren't sure which one to put in, then jack up the bullbar of your ute, measuring the distance, till you get the desired effect, at either 15 or 30mm. Don't think you'd want the front to be higher than the rear?

Think it's only the 50mm ones that can cause a drama by popping the spring out at the top, when getting a bit aggressive.

Bob.

My understanding is that they are not legal for on road use.

cheers

The problem with coil spring spacers is you can get coil bind unless you increase the height of the bump stops.

The other issue is over exertion of the dampener, good way to brake shafts and mounts.

Also by using coil spacers as a lift you lose articulation...... it's more of a cheap mans lift.

Coil spacers are good if you want to balance a vehicle from left to right but only up to 10mm.

There is only one way to suspension and that's do it properly.

Gday ,
I doubt 15 -30mm will make a lot of difference to your caster angle but remember to get it checked afterwards to be sure.

Cheers