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Lift and wheel help - 6/20/2007 3:11:39 AM

roverd

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I have a 2000 discovery and i want to lift it. I have been looking at the OME stuff and it seems like the best way to go. My question is do I need to do the springs and shocks or can i do just the springs. I recently put new shocks on and i would hate to have to replace them. I also want to put a set of steel wheels on the car. I have the stock size wheels and tires right now so i was wondering what you guys put on. Thanks.

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RE: Lift and wheel help - 6/20/2007 6:00:16 AM

Disco Mike

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How many miles on your new shocks, what brand of shocks did you last install, did you replace you steering stabilizer and are you running 16" or 18" wheels right now?
Mike

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RE: Lift and wheel help - 6/20/2007 7:14:32 PM

roverd

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I put on billstiens about 1500 miles ago. I am still running the stock stabalizer but im planning on getting one of the OME ones. The wheels are 16 inch and i just purchased brand new cooper ST's about 500 miles ago.

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RE: Lift and wheel help - 6/21/2007 7:27:24 AM

Disco Mike

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The Billsteins are good shocks and will work well with some OME springs and I do like the OME stabilizer best of all that are made.
I have a good place for you to go buy your OME springs and would be glad to help you with the steel wheels.
I would be glad to call you or you can call me at 303-862-7680 in Colorado.
Mike

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