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And that's with new springs?
How high is the lift and hows the ride?
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How high is the lift and hows the ride?
Can u add these with 1.5 spacers?Also found these replacement springs 1.2” lift might go this way.
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I don’t think it would work
I'm gonna look into this more. A body lift and suspension might be possible.
This attachment may be outlandish because it's based on a Toyota tundra but the logistics seem tangible for the bronco sport or any 4x4 vehicle.
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I don’t think you can do a body lift on the bronco sport there is no main frame . The bronco sports body and frame are all one.I'm gonna look into this more. A body lift and suspension might be possible.
This attachment may be outlandish because it's based on a Toyota tundra but the logistics seem tangible for the bronco sport or any 4x4 vehicle.
Yes, unibody. Good to know?. So it's one or the other? Springs for performance or spacers for the look?
Certainly bigger tires for all-around more clearance.
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Does anyone know someone that installed the RTR lift? I've heard a lot about all the others but nothing about that one.
I am wondering the same thing. Not sure I like having to grind down the struts with HRG kit
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Really!? Where did you hear that?
I thought the HRG was plug and play.
Damn it, that changes things big time. And I almost bought it two days ago.
The lift is perfect as far as leveling the front, camber bolts and sway bar extensions....
If that's the case, next on the list is Ready Lift
I hadn’t heard that either. Both versions?
It is a really simple procedure that only takes a minute or two each side with the proper tool. They say you don't have to trim them. It is extremely close when the suspension is hanging or fully extended. I have the hrg kit arriving in a couple days and will have it installed before next weekend.
you just need to chop a very small amount of the lower spring flange. its really not a huge deal.
Seems like all the spacer lifts are flawed or hypochondriacs are elaborating their opinions on minor specifics.
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Any idea if this kit isolates the noise issues (road vibration) that occur in other kits?
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You don’t have to do the light trim of the strut but I did with zero other issues (so far)
I have no vibration or any other noise issues with the HRG Engineering lift kit. Now my 245/60/18, all terrain tires are a bit louder with the aggressive tread pattern vs the Michelin all season tires. The cam bolts that are an option at purchase helped according to the alignment tech to dial back in the alignment.
I have no vibration or any other noise issues with the HRG Engineering lift kit. Now my 245/60/18, all terrain tires are a bit louder with the aggressive tread pattern vs the Michelin all season tires. The cam bolts that are an option at purchase helped according to the alignment tech to dial back in the alignment.
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