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Lifting metris

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#1 ·
As I'm very close to buy a metris since my old vw european is getting old i would like to know if there is a chance to do it. I know there was a few threds about this but never to much details. so my question to you who already own metris is. Does the metris have torsion bars in the front that can be used to adjust the height? if it does then maybe simple spacers like these that are made for vw eurovan can be used in the back and we could get 1/12 lift this way. Here is the whole thread about this over Cavevan.com so you can check it out here http://www.cavevan.com/forum/index.php?topic=237.0
 

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#6 ·
i know i saw that thread but unfortunately he did't post any after installations comments so hard to tell if it's good or not especially since its not cheap. I'm sure we going to see more lift kits available as the time goes but I'm surprised that there is no more stuff even in europe but i guess its because over there vw t5/t6 is probably more popular so all the goodies are made for that.
 
#27 ·
I gained approximately 3" with lift and tires. I ordered direct from TERRANGER via Email that way I could translate from German to English, The way it works is you transfer money directly to their account (I used transferwise.com the fee was about $12) then it took about 4-5 weeks to get the shipment (you in the blind because the shipper has no tracking system in the US unless you want to pay about triple the amount for shipping UPS) In total the kit direct from Germany including shipping import and tax cost about $2K. The quality of the system is awesome and I was super impressed for a basic "mid size van" lift. My only concern is if one of the rear shocks blows out finding a comparable replacement in the US.