Just looking for some info re lifting the suspension a bit on a 2014 Outlander that my daughter has. (I have a Challenger myself with polyairs on the rear for towing).
Wondering if it possible to get a moderate front lift by adjusting existing suspension without the need to replace springs and shocks.
Also, assume that the simplest and cheapest for the rear is polyairs or similar.
They tow an on road camper trailer and really mostly on bitumen and some gravel, so don't need the full bells and whistles lift. Also roof racks with a kayak and a couple of bikes, and a 45L fridge in the back also adds to the overall drop in clearance in general.
Any suggestions appreciated.
Rob
Wondering if it possible to get a moderate front lift by adjusting existing suspension without the need to replace springs and shocks.
Also, assume that the simplest and cheapest for the rear is polyairs or similar.
They tow an on road camper trailer and really mostly on bitumen and some gravel, so don't need the full bells and whistles lift. Also roof racks with a kayak and a couple of bikes, and a 45L fridge in the back also adds to the overall drop in clearance in general.
Any suggestions appreciated.
Rob
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