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@GPW if Ford offers a factory engineered lift kit, it most likely will be a "Dealer Installed Accessory" The reason this is important is your warranty is not affected for dealer installed items.
If Ford does not offer it, the Aftermarket may, anything from 1" spacers to all new shocks and springs. However, you have to be careful that these do not affect your warranty. If not correctly engineered they could put undo stress on some front end components, such as CV joints, wearing them out prematurely, in which case the dealer may refuse warranty claims for things like that.
Here are some examples for the Jeep Liberty @Beach_Bum mentioned above.
https://www.4wd.com/v/jeep-liberty-kj/suspension-lift-kits/_/N-1sy0sZcm0kz
If Ford does not offer it, the Aftermarket may, anything from 1" spacers to all new shocks and springs. However, you have to be careful that these do not affect your warranty. If not correctly engineered they could put undo stress on some front end components, such as CV joints, wearing them out prematurely, in which case the dealer may refuse warranty claims for things like that.
Here are some examples for the Jeep Liberty @Beach_Bum mentioned above.
https://www.4wd.com/v/jeep-liberty-kj/suspension-lift-kits/_/N-1sy0sZcm0kz
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