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Re: Ride Heights

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Re: Ride Heights

Postby trumpy955 on Sun Jul 24, 2011 7:04 pm

Sounds like someone may have a 3" lift :o ........ or its on the way :?: :?: :?:

Fess up boys..... actually there is a thread on it. You will feel better once you spill the beans.
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Re: Ride Heights

Postby har05l on Sun Jul 24, 2011 7:06 pm

ultimate wrote:sshhhhhhhh Ken.....It's a secret ;) ;)


Easy to get a stir up going :lol: , now where's ben and brad :twisted:
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Re: Ride Heights

Postby trouble on Wed Jul 27, 2011 8:39 am

I already have the 3" lift!!! Got it put in a few days back.
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Re: Ride Heights

Postby Homer on Wed Jul 27, 2011 10:20 am

trouble wrote:I already have the 3" lift!!! Got it put in a few days back.


Was that a packet of blue pills you're talking about :P :P

No, just kidding....start again..

trouble wrote:I already have the 3" lift!!! Got it put in a few days back.


Your wife must be happy...she wont have to get things off the top shelf for you anymore :P :lol:

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Re: Ride Heights

Postby ultimate on Wed Jul 27, 2011 11:10 am

:lol: Someone should really moderate that "off topic" post.
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Re: Ride Heights

Postby daryn on Wed Jul 27, 2011 11:19 am

Far out, can I get some normal work done today please.

This is one of those threads to keep on topic please. The thread is a reference thread for posting your RIDE HEIGHTS only please.
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Re: Ride Heights

Postby Mooons on Wed Jul 27, 2011 12:17 pm

After the national meet still loaded to the hilt and camper connected
RHR 565 mm
LHR 555 mm
RHF 585 mm
LHF 575 mm
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Re: Ride Heights

Postby fridgie on Sat Aug 13, 2011 3:56 pm

fridgie wrote:Got my suspension fitted (finally) so its time to post some updated heights

measured before I drove it down for fitting

FD - 530
FP - 530
RD - 585
RP - 585

After picking it up today and driving roughly 60-70km

FD - 565
FP - 580
RD - 630
RP - 640 :shock:

First time ever when measuring that I have not had it come out level :o Not too sure why the drivers side is sitting 10-15mm lower but will see how it goes once I've got some k's under it's belt. (Although I do have an inkling as to why this is so, lets just see what happens) Will give it a few days but if nothing changes may give Ultimate a call and look into it further, just doesnt seem quite right to me :?


Time for a bit of an update, Have had my ultimates for roughly 1yr now. Got the fronts fixed up by Ultimate (thanks heaps guys :D) after one side sagging 30mm (I blame the useless fitter :evil: )

Since the repairs were done in January I have added a winch and front bar. Measured on a slight drop to the passenger side (road camber) and here's what I got:

FD - 570
FP - 565
RD - 635
RP - 630

Can't be much happier than that ;) She has been used and abused, drowned, smashed, bounced and slammed yet is pretty much the same as when first fitted. :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
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Re: Ride Heights

Postby saint on Sun Aug 28, 2011 7:44 am

FL 522
FR 528
RL 559
RR 565

After Dobinson's 45mm lift kit
FL 593
FR 600
RL 655
RR 650




Buzzy wrote:Dont think we have done this yet. When you all get a chance go and measure your heights from the center of the wheel to the underside of the guard. I know there will be alot of variation due to aftermarket gear etc but will still be interesting. Think sam said somewhere that standard should be 545mm (at the front I assume)

Sheit! Just measured my heights all round.
FL was 509mm
FR was 517mm
RL was 578mm
RR was 584mm

Whole left side of mine is lower.
mmmm must be the big ass that sits on that side of the car :o

Hope the MOF doesnt read this.

I will check the heights again after the lift on Friday and let ya's know the difference.
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Re: Ride Heights

Postby motoz on Thu Sep 01, 2011 7:12 am

Finally got to posting results sussy had been in for 3,000kms

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Before:

FL 532
FR 537
RL 565
RR 570

After (Ultimate upgrade):

FL 595
FR 595
RL 630
RR 630

With zero body roll now this has made a huge difference in the Tri's on road manners. Loaded for a weekend away it handles like a dream. It can get a little chattery in the rear when the tray is empty on corrigated dirt roads. Nothing a flick into AWD cant fix (love the SS).

A big thanks to Jack and the rest of the Ultimate team for all your imput and advice.

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Re: Ride Heights

Postby slimjim on Thu Sep 22, 2011 1:18 pm

Some more feedback after suspenion lift/upgrade MN GLX R

Winch bar, canopy etc

Before upgrade: With OME Tyres/Rims
FL 520
FR 530
RL 551
RR 565

After (Ultimate upgrade) With OME Tyres/Rims
2"Raised Height Coils, Raised Height Comfort Springs

FL 575
FR 585
RL 628
RR 628

This is after 600k's, ride was excellent even with 265/70r17 Mickey Thompson MTZ's on bitumen!

Changed back to OME Tyres/Rims for now! :(
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Re: Ride Heights

Postby motoz on Thu Sep 22, 2011 3:46 pm

Don't forget to check the rear diff U Bolts after a while. Mine came loose the other day on the way back from doing the Brindle trip. :roll:
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Re: Ride Heights

Postby 4wd26 on Thu Sep 22, 2011 4:14 pm

Might have to get people to mention coil manufacturer or opted comfort etc when referring to the ultimate lifts.

I know there is a fair choice (depending on what the owner decides) would make it easier for people reading this thread to refer too.
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Re: Ride Heights

Postby ultimate on Thu Sep 22, 2011 4:27 pm

Yeah it gets pretty technical. We use about 5 different spring rates and 4 different spring seat heights depending on the application.
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Re: Ride Heights

Postby jos89h on Thu Oct 20, 2011 5:24 pm

After roughly 1000k's on 2" Ultimate Lift on comfort springs:

FL: 555
FR: 560
RL: 610
RR: 620

Can't find my measurements of what the height was before the lift :oops:
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Re: Ride Heights

Postby Mooons on Thu Oct 20, 2011 6:19 pm

ultimate wrote:Yeah it gets pretty technical. We use about 5 different spring rates and 4 different spring seat heights depending on the application.

You've got a better idea of what's in my vehicle tha me Brendan all I know is I love it ;)
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Re: Ride Heights

Postby andyburns1982 on Fri Oct 21, 2011 3:50 pm

Hey Guys,
Had the Ultimate 2" comfort ride fitted for about 2000km now. The details are as follows;
Original -
FR - 545mm
FL - 546mm
RR - 572mm
RL - 572mm

Post Bar Work - ARB delux bullbar, Sidesteps and rails, Rear step towbar
FL - 541mm
FR - 539mm
RR - 564mm
RL - 566mm

Post 2" lift
FL - 577mm
FR - 578mm
RR - 634mm
RL - 632mm

Weight on the weigh bridge was 2420kg with Canopy, barwork, and Mickey Thompson ATZ 4ribs 265/70/R17

Overall ride is awesome. Body roll has decreased significantly. Can't comment on offroad improvement yet but hopefully in the next couple of weekends that will change. Thanks, Brendan, ken and the guys at Ultimate.
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Re: Ride Heights

Postby snowman on Sat Nov 19, 2011 10:47 am

Front Left 577mm
Front Right 577mm

Dobbies (heavier coil)
Ultimate Strut
No coil spacers.
winch with syn rope
ARB deluxe bullbar and brush rails
NO second battery in engine bay

Mr rear tub has been packed up (lifted) marginally for canopy (but unknown exactly how many mm's) so wont post as a bit irrelevant.

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Ride Heights

Postby Cowboy Dave on Sat Nov 19, 2011 11:44 am

Mine are the same height +\- 1mm or two for measurement error. Also dobbies. 600 on the rear. No front bar or winch though...
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Re: Ride Heights

Postby har05l on Fri Nov 25, 2011 6:59 am

In your spare time Brendo can you put up my measurements please ;)
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Re: Ride Heights

Postby borngeek on Fri Nov 25, 2011 7:50 am

har05l wrote:In your spare time Brendo can you put up my measurements please ;)


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Re: Ride Heights

Postby Ronald on Thu Dec 29, 2011 10:49 am

Not sure how related this is but i'll ask anyways :lol:

Ive been searching the forums trying to find out about this driveline shutter i have a 2010 MN 2.5ltr diesel manual with the super select and from what i can see its a one piece tail shaft. just wondering how many have had the shutter problem and if its an easy fix ??

At the moment im tossing up between TJM gold and Dobinsons at this point ?
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Ride Heights

Postby motoz on Thu Dec 29, 2011 2:06 pm

I lifted my MN with a 2" Ultimate kit and no shudder. I think it's more of an ML issue.
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Re: Ride Heights

Postby biggibbo on Thu Dec 29, 2011 2:11 pm

Ronald wrote:Not sure how related this is but i'll ask anyways :lol:

Ive been searching the forums trying to find out about this driveline shutter i have a 2010 MN 2.5ltr diesel manual with the super select and from what i can see its a one piece tail shaft. just wondering how many have had the shutter problem and if its an easy fix ??

At the moment im tossing up between TJM gold and Dobinsons at this point ?


I have the same vehicle, and have an 50mm Ultimate lift in, and I have no shudder. I have the one piece tailshaft.

I have a mate who got the OME lift from ARB and his has a slight shudder, however his is lifted about 60mm and handles like tripe.
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