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Defenderattacker



Member Since: 16 Feb 2023
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Link Rods
Hi

Just bought a new (used) defender. It’s got 1.5” lift link rods on the air
suspension. I want to set it back to normal as it’s going to be used mostly on the road. Anyone know the length of the standard link rods? Don’t seem to be able to buy them without the height sensor and 4 of them is pricey!

Thanks
Post #982668 16th Feb 2023 6:12pm
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lightning



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Can you contact the previous owner? They might still have the original parts.
Post #982678 16th Feb 2023 6:52pm
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Defenderattacker



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Already asked. As an alternative does anyone know how long the 2” lift rods are? Then I can work out what the originals were. Thanks.
Post #982680 16th Feb 2023 6:56pm
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stevemfr



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The Allmakes Terrafirma adjustable lift rods apparently go from standard height to a 2" lift. These are listed for a D3&4, but if the L663 rods are different, the seller will be able to help. (I not so familiar with them as I have never used rods due to the IIDTool having this capability electronically Cool Actually, come to think of it, you could leave the present rods in place and adjust the suspension back down with an IIDTool... Laughing )


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Post #982775 17th Feb 2023 12:04pm
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Defenderattacker



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Yes they are different. Anyone?
Post #982911 18th Feb 2023 3:51pm
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Defenderattacker



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Was hoping to make and fit some replacements over the weekend.
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Defenderattacker



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Anyone?
Post #983121 20th Feb 2023 5:59pm
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MattF



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If it would help I have a set of 1" lift rods from Lucky8 I can measure
Post #983280 22nd Feb 2023 12:20am
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Defenderattacker



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Yes please
Post #983288 22nd Feb 2023 8:14am
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MattF



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1 inch lift links

Long link = 5.5 inches
Short link = 3.5 inches



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Post #983458 23rd Feb 2023 6:48pm
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Defenderattacker



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Thanks very much
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Defenderattacker



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Centre of each hole in mm would be better, look like they’re actually a bit over your measurements. If it’s anything like a discovery 3 1mm rod length equates to 5mm difference in car height Exact measurements would be good.
Post #983474 23rd Feb 2023 8:05pm
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MattF



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That's the camera angle - they are not over. I'll get mm measurements for you
Post #983482 23rd Feb 2023 8:48pm
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MattF



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Hope these help -


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Post #983484 23rd Feb 2023 9:03pm
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Defenderattacker



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Perfect thank you
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