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Thanks for the feedback Nathand22. It's good to hear you're enjoying our products. I apologise too for the later replies everyone. I thought it was set up to notify me of replies but I must have done it wrong :sorry: It's probably too late now but- We have actually put the smart lift...

MCC are one of the largest and most respected 4x4 accessory manufacturers in Thailand. I work for The Ultimate Suspension and MCC are our distributors in Thailand. If you have ever looked at hardcore 4WDs in Thailand, you have probably been looking at MCC gear without knowing it. Here's a Hilux...

The most accurate way to measure the ride height is from the centre of the wheel to the guard. This way you will get a consistent measurement between vehicles regardless of rim size, shape or tyre pressures.

Yeah all of the D22s are the same pricing. I apologise as also forgot to mention that Off Road Equipment in Myaree can do the installations for us in Perth. I have provided their contact details below. Off Road Equipment (ORE) 61 McCoy Street Myaree WA 6154 Phone- 08 9317 2344 Contact- Andrew

Thanks for the heads up mate. The links been fixed and I even updated the website :wink: You can access the D22 listing through this link: The Ultimate Suspension : Custom Built Suspension for all Vehicles Please feel free to send me through a message if you have any questions and I can help...

The members that subscribe to the 4WD Action magazine may have already seen this video. For those who haven't; here’s a short clip the team 4WD Action made showcasing our business and the new workshop. Let me know what you all think :wink: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=br_MzmU2enw

I just found out from a contact in Malaysia that the portal hubs are RM15,000 to RM20,000 or AUD$5,546 to $7,394 on today’s exchange. It's not really a bad price for a set of 4. I wouldn't recommend using them on road though. Apart from requiring 4" extended flares, they add about 60kg to the...

It's interesting to see that the portal hubs are apparently universal "with slight modifications'. It's a good concept that has worked well on many vehicles. These ones could be good depending on the quality. I don't think it will pass engineering in Australia though due to how much they extend...

Just passing through and found this thread interesting. I thought I would give an insight on this option from a professional point of view. The Add-A Leaf set ups are quite good and cost effective depending on your application. We do a lot of them for tradies and general customers looking for a...

I thought everybody might appreciate these photos. I picked these up off the newtriton forum. Apparently it was carried out by the Mitsubishi service centre in Thailand. It's pretty scarey and a very dangerous technique. These coils hold an incredible amount of force and could kill somebody if...

Thanks for the comments guys. It's great to see some of our customers on this site and out enjoying their vehicles. Unfortunatly i couldn’t track down a before shot of Rescue’s vehicle, but here’s a couple of shots after the suspension kit. Unfortunately the control arms are something I...

Thanks for the welcome guys. I've tried to answer a few questions below so let me know if I've missed anything The main difference between the Thai and Spanish Built D40s is the design of the Upper Control Arms. The different deign affects the front end geometry which is why the Calmini kit...

Hi guys, One of our customers told me about this site last week and I've been floating around browsing through the threads and garages. I’ve picked up a few good ideas and now I thought I should introduce myself and The Ultimate Suspension to see if we can help anybody out. Firstly my names...