L Series 2" Hi Rise lift kit instructions

Cliff R · Post by **Cliff R** » Tue Oct 02, 2012 6:35 pm

Thanks to Ricardo for his quick replies and and delivery, I now have a 2" Hi Rise lift kit for the L series.
A couple of questions
1. Is there a difference between a kit for the power steering and the manual steering models in the way of steering extension etc (or anything else)
2. Anyone got instructions for fitting a Hi Rise lift kit for an L series

Cliff R · Post by **Cliff R** » Wed Oct 03, 2012 4:40 pm

OK, no takers for Hi Rise kit instructions so does anyone have any instructions for fitting any brand lift kit to an L series ?

phillatdarwin · Post by **phillatdarwin** » Wed Oct 03, 2012 5:36 pm

Cliff R wrote:OK, no takers for Hi Rise kit instructions so does anyone have any instructions for fitting any brand lift kit to an L series ?

Cliff
If u do a search on hear u find lots of info on them ..
I will be looking for 2 of them if a can find some for sale at the right price .. or i build one ..

Smokey · Post by **Smokey** » Thu Oct 04, 2012 6:28 pm

Cliff, if u really are stuck, post a large Res pic or 3 and we can advise what parts go where. Do one sub frame at a time. Its easy in the long run. Though its daunting for us all 1st time.

Re per/non steer. Kit would be the same. But the length of the steering extension might be diff. Only other bit I can think of is the unneeded blocks if ur manual.

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Cliff R · Post by **Cliff R** » Thu Oct 04, 2012 7:29 pm

Thinking I may start fitting the 2" kit to the L series this weekend.
Also thinking the kit for the L may not be much different to fitting a kit to the MY (did this job before)
All else fails I will compare the two and I intend to start with the rear and work my way forward when fitting the kit.
I would still appreciate some info on if the the steering extension is different between the power steer and the non power steer models.
Would also like to know if in regards specifically on the L series anyone has needed to lengthen the front or rear brake lines.