[dezook]

I'm wanting to lift the body on the vitara and have seen that "masterkit1.com" seem to have a pretty comprehensive kit. Has anyone had experience with there kits? Issues with fitting ect. All guidance will be appreciated.

[89_tintop]

http://auszookers.com/index.php?name=Fo ... pic&t=6186

click there and check them out mate

[dezook]

So are you saying you don't need to cater for the steering shaft when lifting the body on a vitara? This was one of the reasons I was looking at the masterkit1 product. But if you don't need it then that's awesome.

[89_tintop]

i have never done a vitara before..

just_cruizin kits are really good. if it isnt in his kit then i would say you wouldnt need it. but dont hold me to that

[atari4x4]

nego on the steering shaft extension, the shaft on the vitara is almost horizontal stock... when lifted it's on a slight angle. just loosen off both ends & let it slip on the splines a little bit, there won't be much movement.

[atari4x4]

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on the just cruisin' body kit being the one to get!

[tombutt]

just cruzin kits is good ive had mine for like two years now and it is still going strong only thing i dont like on the lwb kit is the small spacers he gives u that dont get bolted in but they dont actually do anything as i took mine out

[just_cruizin]

True those smaller diameter blocks don't do a lot however there is a long distance between the fixed mounts that these are located in between and there are non fixed mounts in these positions. It's up to the person putting them in as to whether you want them or not but I prefer to give you the option.

Steering shaft on the Vits is fine with no spacer however the GV's are a different beast. They have a small section of vertical shaft that need extention.

Thanks for the good feedback guys.

[dezook]

Awesome, Thanks for clearing that up. All info is greatly appreciated.

[tombutt]

i had them in there for a bit and if i load the back up with my tools and stuff i put them in usally