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When you become the proud owner of an off-road vehicle, one thing is certain: it won’t be long before you start making modifications. After all, there’s a reason you chose this type of car. If you’re not already a passionate fan of off-roading, perhaps you’re planning a trip. However, 4×4 travel is not easy, especially for vehicles. It involves a lot of extra weight that the factory suspension isn’t designed to handle. The springs supports this the most, so it’s important to learn how to choose the right springs for your vehicle’s weight.

A suspension lift will always impact the driving experience. After all, you’re probably doing it to change how your off-road vehicle handles. However, have you considered that off-road driving and regular driving prefer different handling characteristics? Keep this in mind when modifying your car and learn how to maintain or increase driving comfort in every situation, even after a lift.

In modern vehicles, leaf springs are becoming rare. Still, they remain an integral part of the suspension system in many classic off-road vehicles, especially pickup trucks. The most famous example of a car that still uses leaf springs is the immortal Corvette. Popular models like the Ford Ranger, Toyota Hilux, Nissan Navara, Volkswagen Amarok, Ford F150, Isuzu D-Max, Toyota Tundra, and Toyota Tacoma still rely on leaf springs. So, what role do leaf springs play in pickups, and how can you enhance a typical work vehicle for better off-road performance? Here’s how to lift a leaf spring suspension.

A body lift is a way to raise the body of an off-road vehicle without changing the factory suspension system. It seems simpler than a full lift because it doesn’t require major changes. But is it really that simple? What benefits does a body lift provide and what are the potential consequences? Learn our perspective to see if this solution is right for you.

A full suspension lift is a modification that often involves changing stock parts and the factory structure of the vehicle. It also changes the way it handles and behaves off-road. That’s why it’s a key element in preparing for advanced off-roading. If you’re wondering what lifting a vehicle means and what it involves, keep reading. We will explain everything clearly, so you can easily reach a higher level.

You’re planning to improve your car’s off-road capabilities, so you’re looking for the right suspension modification. You come across a suspension lift kit. What is it all about? How do you install it? How does it affect the car’s driving conditions? Is it worth it? And finally, how does it differ from a leveling kit, given that their installation methods are somewhat similar? You’ll find answers to all these questions below.

The topic of lift types and ways to install them is as wide as a six-lane highway or your horizons before turning 40…years old. Ok, the second example might be confusing. It just means very wide. Therefore, we present the most popular types of lifts. First, we start with the simplest one, the leveling kit. Why is it installed and does it affect how an off-road vehicle works? We explain further.

You’ve just installed a lift kit, but do you have any idea how high your off-road vehicle now stands? Maybe you’ve bought a modified car, but want to add some inches to it? That’s not the right way. Don’t start lifting from the end. First, make a proper measurement. Why? The answer is quite simple…

If you’re interested in off-roading, you’ve probably heard about lifting a car. You wonder why raising the car is so important for off-road driving, how it affects the car’s performance, and how to do it? Don’t waste your time searching. Keep reading to find out everything you need to know about lifts, once and for all.

Driving a 4×4 is great fun for being a driver. But, leaving the main road makes it even more exciting. No limits, dirt, sweat, wind in your hair, and happy tears – that’s what you can expect off-road. But how do you start this amazing adventure? Join us and fasten your seatbelt, as we take you through the wild jungle of information to the safe highway of knowledge.