It depends if you are able/willing to fabricate.
No Fab work:
For people that aren't/can't such as myself, you will want OME or EFS springs, coupled to the correct shocks for these kits or coupled to a set of gabriels or similar shocks.
Here are the part numbers:
rob45x wrote:
ill just throw in my 2 cents worth....
Ok so here goes. This is the combination of shocks I've found that work with my leafy sierra with a 2 inch lift .
For the front Gabriel 81416 and they measure 294mm compressed and 472mm fully extended.
For the rear i used Gabriel 81147 and they measure 314mm compressed and 513mm fully extended.
Got them from supercheap auto and all up they cost me $142.64 on special.
Also note that these shocks are discontinued and may be hard to find so you may need to cross reference them.
Any help feel free to pm. Cheers !
Ok so here goes. This is the combination of shocks I've found that work with my leafy sierra with a 2 inch lift .
For the front Gabriel 81416 and they measure 294mm compressed and 472mm fully extended.
For the rear i used Gabriel 81147 and they measure 314mm compressed and 513mm fully extended.
Got them from supercheap auto and all up they cost me $142.64 on special.
Also note that these shocks are discontinued and may be hard to find so you may need to cross reference them.
Any help feel free to pm. Cheers !
and here is the whole thread, its a good read
viewtopic.php?f=37&t=34303&hilit=longer+shocks
Fab work
If you can fabricate, I'd suggest a RUF setup, that will possibly require chassis extension, new shock mounts and possibly extended shackles to make the most out of it.
I cannot provide much more info than this on one of those setups as haven't done one.
SPOA
Probably don't do this, its not as good an idea as it seems and it works out to be a lot of effort to do properly for the resulting performance.
Power steer
You can use a g13 jimny setup
You can use a sierra setup
Both of these fit right in.
You can buy an adapter kit and use a vitara setup (which wouldn't bolt up on its own) which is the cheapest option I think.