Everything You Need To Know About Your 4x4's Suspension Ft. Superior Engineering

In this video, Bailey walks us through the common types of suspension that you will underneath your 4WD. We recently travelled to Superior Engineering located at 8 Chrome Court, Burpengary QLD, which gave us a great opportunity to get an up close look at a wide variety of 4x4 suspensions. Whilst the OE Ranger was getting a full suspension upgrade, Bailey explains how different types of suspension components affect your vehicle's off-roading experience. This video is helpful even if you're just getting into owning a 4x4 or you're looking to spruce up your current knowledge, so please enjoy watching the video.
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[@chandrachurniyogi8394]

have a question . . . 4WD SUVs & light pickup trucks equipped with a 2.0 in. or 3.0 in. suspension lift actually has different level (clearance/height) of lift between the forward & aft suspension setup . . . if the front axle has a true 3.0 in. lift then the rear axle has something like a 2.6 in. or 2.5 in. lift . . . so my question is why's the lift less at the rear? might as well have a true 3.0 in. of full spec suspension lift both at the front & rear . . . if not why??? please advise . . .

[@haydo5l292]

What about leafs all round no information on that

[@AdventureN]

I think I need to pay them a visit for my next rig….🤑