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Nick Taylor



Member Since: 03 May 2012
Location: West Sussex
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United Kingdom 2011 Defender 110 Puma 2.4 XS CSW Zermatt Silver
Terrafirma Lift Kit
I am considering fitting a Terrafirma All Terrain Suspension Kit for the Defender 110/130 Medium Load, I am after your thoughts, comments or experience on fitting. Look forward to hearing the good, the bad and the ugly...
Post #373486 22nd Nov 2014 4:11pm
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landy andy



Member Since: 15 Feb 2009
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2006 Defender 110 Td5 USW Zermatt Silver
I would not touch Terrafirma suspension. The quality is poor, and the life is very short. I've brought, fitted it, binned it, replaced it.

Sorry

Andy
Post #373500 22nd Nov 2014 6:01pm
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Nick Taylor



Member Since: 03 May 2012
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United Kingdom 2011 Defender 110 Puma 2.4 XS CSW Zermatt Silver
Hi Andy,

Thanks for letting me know, what did you replace with?

Nick
Post #373503 22nd Nov 2014 6:12pm
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landy andy



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Old man emu. Not cheap but great kit, very stable and lasts.

Koni is also very very good but dampers only you would still need springs.

Andy
Post #373515 22nd Nov 2014 6:53pm
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Nick Taylor



Member Since: 03 May 2012
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Cheers Andy, will Google both...

Nick
Post #373516 22nd Nov 2014 6:55pm
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robertcoby



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I fitted + 2" lift terrafirma kit and it's great glides over bumps and corners are sure footed
Post #373638 23rd Nov 2014 9:29am
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robertcoby



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Sorry should add it's light duty kit
Post #373640 23rd Nov 2014 9:30am
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Will.I.AM



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United Kingdom 2005 Defender 130 Td5 HCPU Kaikoura Stone
robertcoby wrote:
I fitted + 2" lift terrafirma kit and it's great glides over bumps and corners are sure footed


Robert, sorry to resurect a thread from so long ago but can you comment on the ride heigth being a light duty kit? - from my understanding the HD kit will always sit slightly higher than a light duty kit or am i wrong?
Post #977597 11th Jan 2023 3:56pm
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robertcoby



Member Since: 26 Aug 2014
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Hi i don't think there is any difference in the height of the lift but if you dont carry much goods the light lift is ideal. I just used mine like a car and handled great. I fitted police spec range rovers once and they were far too hard considering all the equipment they carry.
Regards Robert
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Will.I.AM



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United Kingdom 2005 Defender 130 Td5 HCPU Kaikoura Stone
thanks pal, that helps. I made the rookie mistake of buying the cheapeest lift kit many years ago which happened to be a HD sh13part lift kit for a 90 and you would end up with a migrain everytime you went off road as it was so hard.

my 130 has a HD kit at the moment and i am considoring putting on soft lift springs and maybe a 1 inch lift block too to give it a 3 inch lift and retain a nice ride still.
Post #977693 12th Jan 2023 10:46am
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