Lifting CR-V
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Lifting CR-V
Anyone know what all will be required to lift a CR-V? I am thinking about getting one to take on the beach since I'm fishing in hatteras every weekend, plus the CR-V will fit all my other needs. But I'll want about 3 more inches of ground clearance and bigger tires. I can't seem to find any info at all searching...
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From: hampton
Re: Lifting CR-V
you can always do a homemade body lift with square or round tube steel as spacers just make sure lines and cables are long enough as well as steering linkage that will allow you to put bigger tires on which will give you clearance cheapand fairly simple
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Re: Lifting CR-V
Originally Posted by JPW0504
you can always do a homemade body lift with square or round tube steel as spacers just make sure lines and cables are long enough as well as steering linkage that will allow you to put bigger tires on which will give you clearance cheapand fairly simple
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From: 757
Re: Lifting CR-V
i wouldnt recommend taking a cr-v offroad period. the rear end differntial gets hot very quicky and shuts off then your stuck.... they were designed for snow not sand or mud .... when the front wheels slip(fwd) the rear wheels kick in
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Re: Lifting CR-V
Originally Posted by JPW0504
you can always do a homemade body lift with square or round tube steel as spacers just make sure lines and cables are long enough as well as steering linkage that will allow you to put bigger tires on which will give you clearance cheapand fairly simple
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