Frontera mods

[wizard]

Hi All

I dont actually own a Frontera, I am more of a Land Rover man, however dont let that put you off.

I recently had a trade stand at the Abingdon 4x4 show and was asked several times if I make spring spacers /body lift kits for the Frontera's (as I do for LR's)
Apparently these are not as easy to come by as they are for LR's.
My question is can anyone help with sizes / dimentions of the most commonly sort after parts, In return I will offer the 1st set of spring spacers and 1st body lift kit to anyone on the forum.
For those that dont know me, dont start slagging me off, I am only offering a service for what i see as a niche in the market.
I have a fully functional machine and fabricating shop, and I am in the process of making winch bumpers/rock sliders/tank guards for Discovery's and if all goes well, will expand in the new year.

Regards
wizard

[4x4 bobby]

Hi wizard, You are right there is a small niche in the market for Frontera Equipment as long as the price is kept to minimum you could do well. As you will see by reading our threads we try to do things on a very tight buget. Good luck to you in your endevours.

Bobster.

[Drift]

Wizard contacted me and I'm all for promoting small business's and especially one's that help our hobby.

Good luck.

[4x4 bobby]

Well Said Ste. We all got to make a living some how.

[john (smifffy)]

best of luck wizard

[MG Autos (Mark)]

If this is Wizard as in Wizard Bits who also sell on E-bay Then I can highly recomend his products.

I bought one of his body lift kits for my Landrover Discovery 200 TDI and it was very well priced and came with pretty much everything you needed.
Think I paid about £120 for the kit (it's a lot more involved than a Fronty, i.e. seat belt ties, gear lever extensions, rad post extensions, boot floor spacers, the list goes on) and it was well worth the money.

Good luck with any development work for the Fronty's mate.