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A suspension lift kit is an aftermarket upgrade that raises the ride height of your vehicle's suspension system. It typically involves replacing your vehicle's factory suspension components with larger ones, including shock absorbers, springs, and control arms.

The typical kit includes strut spacers, coil springs and lift blocks. Some kits include replacement trailing arms and control arms. Depending on the type of kit installed, you might need additional alterations on brake lines, steering geometry and drive shaft length to ensure safety and proper driving capabilities.

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The main parts of any four-wheel-drive system are the two differentials (front and rear) and the transfer case. In addition, part-time systems have locking hubs, and both types of systems may have advanced electronics that help them make even better use of the available traction.

The typical kit includes strut spacers, coil springs and lift blocks. Some kits include replacement trailing arms and control arms. Depending on the type of kit installed, you might need additional alterations on brake lines, steering geometry and drive shaft length to ensure safety and proper driving capabilities.

A body lift is simply polyurethane or aluminium blocks fitted inbetween the body mounts and the body. The advantages of a body lift over a similar height suspension lift is that it only lifts a small amount of the vehicle's total mass, as most of the heavy drive-train and chassis stay at the original height.

Installing the Lift

1. Setting the Columns in Place. First, the technician will make sure that the place you would like the lift installed is a good option.
2. Adding the Carriage.
3. Raising the Drive Base for Mechanical Lift Installation.
4. Assembling and Setting the Gates and Enclosures.
5. Wiring the Electrical Components.

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Bramah Joseph Diplock What we do know is that four-wheel drive systems were first designed for much heavier machinery than passenger cars. Most sources agree that the first ever patent submitted for a four-wheel drive system was by one Bramah Joseph Diplock, a British engineer, in 1893.