Will the lift kit affect the smoothness of the ride? I have a 2024 Pilot Trailsport; very smooth riding vehicle. I’ve been considering putting a lift on it, but someone warned me that the ride might not be as smooth anymore. Is that true?
We had no issues getting the vehicle aligned. The front spacers are offset to correct the camber and caster. You still have to have the toe adjusted of course.
Would need to see it with a bigger tire setup to see if the proportions look good. I’d love to lift mine but I’m worried a big enough tire to look good won’t fit
I don't plan on doing heavy off-roading, just mainly National parks light trails with the wife and two small dogs. So I just one size up on the tires to 275/65 R18 Toyo Cross Country. It has the right proportion look. And I gain about an inch in height with the new tires. Best of both worlds.
@@johntsan742if you care to do an update video at some point to review drivability, likes and any dislikes that would be great. Also to show how it looks with the new tire setup. I think a lot of people would like to see it with the new tires!
@@johnamin7858My apologies, when it comes to uploading videos onto YT, I'm still back in the stone age. But when my kids come for a visit, I'll ask them for help and we'll take it from there.
What the point of this lift its just cosmetic look when you have to do sub framer drop you don't gain any clearance like you do with body on frame trucks suvs you are still sitting on same height as before the lift
Did you know that when you lift a jeep wrangler, the differentials stay the same distance from the ground? By your logic you don’t gain clearance lifting a Jeep. Why do it? Approach break over and depart angles my friend. Plus the lift allows fitting larger tires, which DOES add clearance under the differentials.
I really hope you're trolling, because this is the dumbest thing I've read in 2024 so far. Wow I don't know how some people can even breathe air let alone vocalize their nonsense opinion on the internet.
Yeah it seems many do. You only made this comment because it’s a Honda but if it had a Chevy or Ford badge just slapped on then you wouldn’t think that
Looks really cool Just curious what you do for your alignment specifications after raising it?
Any difficulties in steering after such lift on a high speed? Is it stable on a highway?
Will the lift kit affect the smoothness of the ride? I have a 2024 Pilot Trailsport; very smooth riding vehicle. I’ve been considering putting a lift on it, but someone warned me that the ride might not be as smooth anymore. Is that true?
Now all I need is my pilot
Lifting and keeping wheel/tire combo seems a bit silly. Show us the tire upgrade please.
How much ground clearance did it improve by? And any issues with axles not aligning properly?
That's about the perfect amount of lift. How close is the alignment after it was done?
We had no issues getting the vehicle aligned. The front spacers are offset to correct the camber and caster. You still have to have the toe adjusted of course.
Where are you guys located? I need to do this to my pilot
how much it costs to install this lift kit
and how do the axles and transmission bar look?
Would need to see it with a bigger tire setup to see if the proportions look good. I’d love to lift mine but I’m worried a big enough tire to look good won’t fit
I don't plan on doing heavy off-roading, just mainly National parks light trails with the wife and two small dogs. So I just one size up on the tires to 275/65 R18 Toyo Cross Country.
It has the right proportion look. And I gain about an inch in height with the new tires. Best of both worlds.
@@johntsan742if you care to do an update video at some point to review drivability, likes and any dislikes that would be great. Also to show how it looks with the new tire setup. I think a lot of people would like to see it with the new tires!
@@johnamin7858My apologies, when it comes to uploading videos onto YT, I'm still back in the stone age. But when my kids come for a visit, I'll ask them for help and we'll take it from there.
We need to see a picture!!
Do you guys also install skit plates on the other pilot trims?
The CV joint nut must be tightened with a torque wrench.
Seriously, the 23 Pilot TrailSport need a 4.5 Inch lift, this car is SUPER capable, 4.5 inches will make it a rock crawler
It is not possible yet. We are working on a solution but it could be another year before we have the capability to do it.
What did that do to the gas mileage?
You guys install also?
Yes, we offer local installations.
Are you guys willing to upgrade my kit from 1.5inch to a 2.5inch? Perhaps some sort of sponsorship?
Do it!!! This is the only dude that has an awesome Honda pilot channel!
That's much better looking
What the point of this lift its just cosmetic look when you have to do sub framer drop you don't gain any clearance like you do with body on frame trucks suvs you are still sitting on same height as before the lift
Did you know that when you lift a jeep wrangler, the differentials stay the same distance from the ground? By your logic you don’t gain clearance lifting a Jeep. Why do it? Approach break over and depart angles my friend. Plus the lift allows fitting larger tires, which DOES add clearance under the differentials.
I really hope you're trolling, because this is the dumbest thing I've read in 2024 so far. Wow I don't know how some people can even breathe air let alone vocalize their nonsense opinion on the internet.
@@hrg_tv Sir I stand corrected. What you just said does it apply yo 4runner
That looks ridiculously funny, who the hell wants to lift a Honda Pilot?
Well as it turns out thousands .
Yeah it seems many do. You only made this comment because it’s a Honda but if it had a Chevy or Ford badge just slapped on then you wouldn’t think that