How to lift your 2017-2021 Honda Ridgeline 1.5 inches with the HRG Offroad kit!

[@kevinmcdonald1917]

That is a serious amount of work. Great skills by the young man.

[@lancelotlink3907]

Agreed. Im a decent backyard mechanic but I wouldnt want to tackle this job alone. The kid did a good job IMO

[@threat_frequency]

Well, that confirms I won't be doing this is my driveway. :)

[@steveneylon644]

I'm not a mechanic, but I do appreciate the skills and may apply the lift kit to my own '22 Ridgeline.

[@vinnylovesretro]

Man what a difference, looks like a must-have mod. Makes it really look like a nice little truck. Clearly takes SOME skill to install but looks doable over a weekend (or just write a check to a local shop for the install, can't be THAT expensive).

[@MUHLMEDIA]

Ordered my 3" Ultimate Lift for my G2 Pilot!

[@hrg_tv]

SWEET!!

[@sjmillerjr]

Are you guys expecting any premature wear on the CV joints due to the increased angle on drive shaft?

[@map7463]

I installed the Jsport version of the lift. Jsport said the change in angle on CV joint was minimal and wouldn't cause a problem. Some Honda dealers install the Jsport lift. After 30k miles I've had no issues.

[@jimmorrison2124]

Holy crap! No wonder my local shop charges $900 in labor for this install.

[@JoseRivera-nh4ge]

If it’s brand new would that void the warranty? Just asking that does not look like a new truck.

[@joe2479]

Love your approach. As they say, if it doesn't work use a bigger hammer.

[@stevolene]

Well any thoughts of lifting my 19 just went out the window, nice job, looks great, but I don’t believe these trucks are meant to be lifted

[@lancelotlink3907]

I lifted my Ram 1500 4x4 and which was a nightmare to do and the truck never felt as good on the road as the factory height felt. Unless it has a solid front axle like on a Jeep Wrangler or some 3/4 and 1 ton pickups all independent front suspension trucks aren't really meant to be lifted. It also changes lots of engineered angles that cause premature wear.

[@adaleparker1956]

Did this affect the front end alignment? And does it steer differently?

[@tag_76]

What size tires did you end up going with on this truck after the lift and was or is there any rubbing?

[@sebastienheujeune7045]

how much cost the lift kit .... and what size tires I need ... Do I need change the size of my tires ...

[@Caceron10]

What number of tires does the car have?

[@franciscojavierescobar6348]

Cuánto pagaste por el juego de levantamiento.???

[@charbvin]

Excellent video!

[@pkaronis1]

Did you use the OEM sway bar links for this? Also, was there any issues with the CV axle angles?

[@map7463]

I'm assuming they likely did use different sway bar links. I installed the Jsport lift and it did come with new sway bar links. The change in CV axle angles was not that much. I have 30k miles on the Jsport lift so far with no issues.

[@minhbui7084]

I should watch this video sooner.. thanks for posted..

[@eddie947]

Nooo. If you guys did not skip removing the lower control arm and axle this would have been a good video

[@Steeltoe87]

Mpg change?

[@UMepher]

Not exactly a step-by-step guide, eh? Thanks anyway, I've seen enough to know that I'm not going to attempt this myself, although I would like to lift/level my Ridgeline.

[@chinea13]

Will it affects alignment?

[@hrg_tv]

You will need to get it alligned after you lift it.

[@lizbetarroyo2795]

Where are you guys located?

[@CampingRandy]

Great stuff!!!!!

[@Siiiphon]

thats your rig?

[@CampingRandy]

@@Siiiphon yes it is. Lol

[@Siiiphon]

@@CampingRandy i see you made a cameo also.

[@e5m956]

1.5 inch? Is that even noticeable? I feel like you can just pump some more air into the tires and get 1.5 inch lol.

[@wilfriedgronau5052]

Now you changed the angle of the CV shaft and put more strain on the bearing mechanical stupidity