NorthEdition19
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Hello all, I’ve been thinking about doing some sort of mild “lift” to my 2019 big horn north edition. My question is what is the best route to go since I already have the factory 1” lift? Thanks.
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Lifting North edition
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Depends on what the definition of "is" is.
Sorry, I mean depends on what the definition of "mild" is. Do you want to maintain a bit of rake? Also make sure you measure your rake so you know what you want to do front-to-back.
If you want to level it, I'd recommend the 2" Motofab or 2" Daystar top-hat spacer in front. Watch out for anything over 2" in the front (unless also doing the rear), as I've noticed that the Off-Road/North Edition trucks tend to be more like a 1.8" rake compared to the normal suspension which is around 2" (seems like the rear springs aren't quite 1" lift in some cases). So if you want to add a little rake back in, put in a 3/4" or 1" rear spacer (Top Gun Customz, etc).
There are a ton of threads on this, you might want to sift through them because many of them contain side discussions concerning the factory 1" lift, suspension angles with lift, etc.
But again, what's "mild"?
Sorry, I mean depends on what the definition of "mild" is. Do you want to maintain a bit of rake? Also make sure you measure your rake so you know what you want to do front-to-back.
If you want to level it, I'd recommend the 2" Motofab or 2" Daystar top-hat spacer in front. Watch out for anything over 2" in the front (unless also doing the rear), as I've noticed that the Off-Road/North Edition trucks tend to be more like a 1.8" rake compared to the normal suspension which is around 2" (seems like the rear springs aren't quite 1" lift in some cases). So if you want to add a little rake back in, put in a 3/4" or 1" rear spacer (Top Gun Customz, etc).
There are a ton of threads on this, you might want to sift through them because many of them contain side discussions concerning the factory 1" lift, suspension angles with lift, etc.
But again, what's "mild"?
