We just installed one of these kits. The spacer supplied doesn't fit over the control arm bolt, had to force the bolt into it. Lots of slag all over the mounts from welding. The rear spacer's finish was...rough to say the least. Trying to install the factory bolts with the rear spacers is interesting, there's limited clearance to get a socket on the bolts. Also, the sway bar links are exactly the same as an Odyssey. Would recommend using the factory Odyssey ones vs the Moog supplied ones.
Installed a similar lift by Traxda on my 2014 Ridgeline, had to replace the axles as well because of the shimmy it developed after the install. I wouldn’t recommend a lift unless your truck comes from the manufacture with the lift installed.
Hi! I am very interested in one of your sets of 2” lift for my Honda Passport 2019 AWD. I fund 2 sets of your products but am confused to which one to choose. Part # 202034 TX 2”/1.5” or Part # 202033 TX 2” What are the difference between the 2? Regards, Erick
Rahul Rane I’m interested in their 2” lift for my 2014 Pilot too. Curious though as to the effect on CoE and handling/cornering, especially emergency maneuvers. I suspect might have to go to wider tires to offset?
Great video and it was very informative, I don't know if you mentioned it in the video if they made this for other hondas but do they make this kit for a 2015 Honda 2wd cr-v?
Looks good, are you also providing longer rear sway bar links? Are you also seeing these kits being put in and the inner C/V joints pulling apart or causing a vibration due to the angles changing from stock ?
Tony Montana I lifted my old Ridgeline 2 inches and drive it like a madman, some small jumps and plenty of off roading, most i ever had happen was a cv boot that leaked grease, and I believe it has put strain on my power steering pump. Worth it, though. Keep in mind the older vehicles had larger, seemingly more rugged suspension components
AWD light, VSA light, Power steering light, Hill climb asset light, Tow light, Brake light. Gives you the same drive quality! One they severely messed up my lift at the shop or two this is normal for a leveling kit. But how can Traxda claim it gives the same performance if I lose so much of what I need in a AWD truck.
Hi! I just got this kit... am about to get it install. Did you do a wheel alignment after install? You'll need a recalibration on the sensors, otherwise you'll get those warnings on the dash. It just happened to my Passport, my wife and my older daughter used my car couple of times and both hit the curbs bad as my wheels were rash badly. The did realignment and recalibrate the sensors. The car in working nice... I am sure, that I'll get those warnings again the the lift is install. Regards, Erick
I've heard that set up will give you just under 11 inches of clearance. Maybe closer to 10.5. If you throw on any underside protection and it is back down to 9.5.
It would throw the suspension geometry way off and require lots of testing to develop a kit that keeps everything in line while offering the kit. Too costly, might as well buy something else.
I had a professional do mine and he said than he would not recommend a lift more than 3” on the ridgeline because of the unibody frame. I have a 2” lift with a larger tire and it looks great. Nice height but doesn’t look ridiculous.
You add a 2” lift kit on a taco and it too as it’s problems. It develops vibrations. Of course there is a quick fix. But, you got to know what to do. Second gen. Ridgline have only been around a few years. This set up is only the bigining. I don’ have a Ridgeline but I’m watching them.
After seeing this I think Honda would be wise to offer a lifted version as an option. Looks good!
J J76 Honda does offer a kit. Not sure if they did at the time you made this comment but it's there now and the Ridgeline looks great.
Honestly thts literally what it needs to be a fully fonctional truck
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And to change the front fascia and it won't look like a Crossover (Pilot).
Ok, now this is what the new model needed. The lift and tires work just right. Great engineering--efficient and creative.
I want one of these trucks!!! They are so neat!!!
We just installed one of these kits. The spacer supplied doesn't fit over the control arm bolt, had to force the bolt into it. Lots of slag all over the mounts from welding. The rear spacer's finish was...rough to say the least. Trying to install the factory bolts with the rear spacers is interesting, there's limited clearance to get a socket on the bolts. Also, the sway bar links are exactly the same as an Odyssey. Would recommend using the factory Odyssey ones vs the Moog supplied ones.
Nice work on the loft guys. Much needed
Truck looks SOOOO much better w/ that little bit of lift!
It would really help if you did a step by step installation
Installed a similar lift by Traxda on my 2014 Ridgeline, had to replace the axles as well because of the shimmy it developed after the install. I wouldn’t recommend a lift unless your truck comes from the manufacture with the lift installed.
Wholly Crap.. that's what was missing on the Ridgeline.. this looks like a truck - I would buy that ..
will this kit work for a 2017 honda pilot
Have you looked to see at full extension how much of the actual cv joint knuckle is still engaged? This could be an issue.
I would love that for my 2017 RTLE edition.
Where do I get the camber arm for the back for camber adjustment
Have anything to fit older style Pilots like mine 2011 4WD?
Hi!
I am very interested in one of your sets of 2” lift for my Honda Passport 2019 AWD.
I fund 2 sets of your products but am confused to which one to choose.
Part # 202034 TX 2”/1.5” or
Part # 202033 TX 2”
What are the difference between the 2?
Regards, Erick
It would be nice to have an install video and not just talking about the product
Folks, do you make a lift kit for the Honda Pilot 2014 too? I have seen kits for the Pilot until the year 2011. Thanks a lot.
Rahul Rane I’m interested in their 2” lift for my 2014 Pilot too. Curious though as to the effect on CoE and handling/cornering, especially emergency maneuvers. I suspect might have to go to wider tires to offset?
traxada makes a lift for that year also .. its the same as the one i installed on my 2014 ridgeline much smoother and quite ride
what size tires after the kit is installed???
Great video and it was very informative, I don't know if you mentioned it in the video if they made this for other hondas but do they make this kit for a 2015 Honda 2wd cr-v?
Looks good, are you also providing longer rear sway bar links? Are you also seeing these kits being put in and the inner C/V joints pulling apart or causing a vibration due to the angles changing from stock ?
Chris Moffatt excellent question I wish they would answer it
What size tires did you go with after the lift was complete?
Looks way better
How do I get this? Is it a 2” lift. Makes a big difference
Its engineered to fit but does it adversely affect any of Honda's original engineering?
You betcha it will affect the handling and CV lifespan.
But people looking to do this mod rarely cares how his cars handle or how it will age.
Tony Montana I lifted my old Ridgeline 2 inches and drive it like a madman, some small jumps and plenty of off roading, most i ever had happen was a cv boot that leaked grease, and I believe it has put strain on my power steering pump. Worth it, though. Keep in mind the older vehicles had larger, seemingly more rugged suspension components
when I lifted my Honda i hurt my back... don't do it! Use a jack.
AWD light, VSA light, Power steering light, Hill climb asset light, Tow light, Brake light. Gives you the same drive quality! One they severely messed up my lift at the shop or two this is normal for a leveling kit. But how can Traxda claim it gives the same performance if I lose so much of what I need in a AWD truck.
Hi!
I just got this kit... am about to get it install.
Did you do a wheel alignment after install?
You'll need a recalibration on the sensors, otherwise you'll get those warnings on the dash. It just happened to my Passport, my wife and my older daughter used my car couple of times and both hit the curbs bad as my wheels were rash badly.
The did realignment and recalibrate the sensors. The car in working nice... I am sure, that I'll get those warnings again the the lift is install.
Regards, Erick
Spacers are a bad idea, good way to get coil bind. Better to have longer spring from the get go.
I just picked up a 2020 RTL-E will this kit work?
with the kit and 31 inch tires how much ground clearance will there be?
I've heard that set up will give you just under 11 inches of clearance. Maybe closer to 10.5. If you throw on any underside protection and it is back down to 9.5.
I had this lift kit installed on my 2014 Ridgeline, totally fucked up my suspension. Don’t do it, you will regret it.
We’re can I talk to you’all like to install one on my 2017 ridge line truck!!
Thanks
How about just a front lift to level my 2007 out?
looks great!
Does this kit fit a 2016-2017 honda pilot?
ok install video please with tips and tricks
Is there any system to avoid squatting when loaded in the rear?
Air lifts
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This is how they should be from the factory
Such a shame ridgelines can only take a 2 inch lift, well, a bigger lift can be added but people are too lazy to make one
it would so beast if it was a bigger lift!!!!
It would throw the suspension geometry way off and require lots of testing to develop a kit that keeps everything in line while offering the kit. Too costly, might as well buy something else.
bmwmsport11, would the 2 inch lift throw off the suspension?
@@Trumpet2012Fhl Yes, but not as bad as a 3-4 inch lift. I'm not sure the axles could take it.
I had a professional do mine and he said than he would not recommend a lift more than 3” on the ridgeline because of the unibody frame. I have a 2” lift with a larger tire and it looks great. Nice height but doesn’t look ridiculous.
YOU NOW ARE A MAN!!!!
Honda pilot OK let's do a truck off Hyundai tucson
Honda should’ve been wise to make this truck body on frame.
Just for looks when ever you challenge the truck in any awd situation the system over heats
lift a Ridgeline? shoulda bought a tacoma..haha j/kidding..honda makes good cars
You add a 2” lift kit on a taco and it too as it’s problems. It develops vibrations. Of course there is a quick fix. But, you got to know what to do. Second gen. Ridgline have only been around a few years. This set up is only the bigining. I don’ have a Ridgeline but I’m watching them.
Buy a real truck.
oh don't forget 2" lift simulate a real truck.
This is a joke
Why
Since when does it make sense to lift a car which the GayLine really is?