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Not thinking I’m gonna lift .. my question is what is the Biggest size AT tire I can go with on a 18” rim and not get rubbing?

You can find a complete excel list online. Search for images: ridgeline tyre size list

I changed 2 axle boots, and 1 lower ball joint. But that was all because of age I think. It drives very smooth! Loving how it rides 100%

Hi! My cover is broken. It split a few times on top. So I'm driving without cover right now.

@@BjornV got it, yea the lock broke on mine, but yours looked like the same one I have, do you know if its RETRAX? Don’t think they make the lock for the old model like the one you and I have. Just curious cause now with the newer lock I can’t close and lock the cover all the way like 90% but then gets blocked by the Pilar inside the bed :(

Graag gedaan! From Belgium 😁

You can't get them in because the assembly is too big? If so you have to press the control arm downwards.

Just noticed your reply thank you, I ended up getting it in. Too me about 10hrs to do the entire job. The rears I had to get creative with the pry bar, the shock bolt was refusing to go in the end threads. I got my truck aligned to spec and now Im getting alot of clunking during slow speeds in the front end any thoughts?

I have an 06 and I tell my wife every time I see a lifted one, THESE TRUCKS WEREN’T MEANT TO BE LIFTED! It looks tacky

What major problems? I've been driving around like this for years, only having my shocks going bad now, but that's normal. 135k miles with oem shocks.

It's okay to lean on, but not to forget, it's not a 500€ part. So I wouldn't sit on it 😬

No problem 👌

245/70/17 With mudflaps, no rubbing 👌

@@BjornV ahhh I see thanks man I want try on mine!

@@lanzjosephcalderon-hu3ix yeah no problem!

btw do you have any wobble or shake while driving with the lift ? thanks man

@@lanzjosephcalderon-hu3ix no. None at all!

Thanks!

Supercharger with pulleys and brackets Injectors Intake Chipped ecu or stand alone Longer belt And a lot of research 👌

Yes good point, but when doing a DIY the wife wouldn't like you to put it in the oven :')

@@BjornV forgot about that 😂

The front one us mounted with 2 L brackets. 1 part to the plate, 1 part to 2 rivnuts in the bumper

That's smart! Might do that too!

Thanks!

No, only issue is to get the correct end links or sway bar inserts. Other than that it's perfect 👌

@@BjornV I've got the whole set from Civic EG, is it the same as the set from Del Sol?

@@Марин-щ9ф as far as I know, yes.

@@BjornV thank u for the help dude!

No idea, sorry! At work we tighten them with our impact gun.

I'm unsure if you can, but taking out the cv makes your life easyer.

No other parts needed to be uninstalled. If I remember correctly, you remove 2 round caps on either side, and undo the 10mm bolt underneath. Other than that there are clips under the panel, with a little force, or interior prying tool you can undo the clips easily.

thank you. Hope you're still enjoying your Ridgeline as I do with mine! 10 years and counting..

Usually the bolts are blocked by the axle. (On most of the cars I've worked on) And sometimes even when loosening the bolts, you're not able to slip out the bearing assembly. Like on the Navara d40 you need to hammer it out.

Highway 15l/100km lpg and combined about 18-19l/100km lpg.

You must of hit something on the gearbox then.

Thanks! 🙏 You'll get loads more clearance this way! Have fun!

@@BjornV really thanks bjorn my 2012 its been only been used for the city ¡ and i would love to go further with the ridgy , have a good day sir blesings

Yes I think that you are right, I wonder can you install above throttle body

Hondata s300 v3

@@BjornV nice I have a zxi awd integra I have to repin ecu to run hondata but I’m excited to put the jrsc on

@@cyberstatus575 sounds like a fun itr! Awd is on my list one day.

Around 11000-115000. I'm at 128000 now. No issues.

@@BjornVI had to have my Honda pilot motor mounts replaced at 95k

So imagine you've got a stuck bolt, that's in an open end nut so you can see the threads sticking out. You clean the threads and apply wd40, and start to back up the bolt. hen it's stuck, you go back in and apply more wd40 so the threads withing the nut are lubricated. In the end the nut threads are lubricated completely and the bolt can be taken out. Now do this without wd40, you will hear the bolt and nut screeching because both threads are dry. So now, we want to put the bolt back in, but wd40 isn't good for that because wd40 dissolves after time. So I use ptfe lubrication, When applying this to threads, the bolt goes in to a nut easyer, and the threads within the nut stay lubricated, and you can still tighten the bolt to spec without it backing out over time. BUT it will back out easier when you disassemble, without the need of wd40! (I would still use wd40) We've been doing this for years at work, and when disassembling the same bolts again after time, they come loose easier :) Hope this explains your question :p

Thanks! No this is the OEM rack. The tent is right at the limit the rack can hold 👌

Oh okay cool thanks!

Haha! I love mine, but unfortunately it got cracked because of age, dryrotted... So I fixed it with ducttape, but unsure what to do to replace it. Shipping and import to Belgium is expensive.

Thinking outside of the box, love it!

So your making it a solid bushing, I used to have inserts form innovative mounts like that for my oem mounts on my coupe. If it works, why not 💪

The culprit was the passenger side one, And I think I said it in the video that I will do the rear later.

No grinding at all! Only rubbing I've heard is when going full lock, at a small roundabout, at a faster pace. No idea what it would have been without the lift kit.

Traxda 202020

I still have to do mine ... :/

No it shouldn't, the engine is not connected to the suspension. It can however give a kind of shake, because the drive shafts are connected to the wheels and are not in line anymore.

@@BjornVI will get a wheel alignment. Thanks for the quick reply.

No problem, sorry to hear you had a bad time doing the discs!

Correct! It's all in one can 💪