The truck has a rake (slopes downward) in the front to the back, like most cars for better areodynamics. Using only 2 or the 4 lift rods on the front will flatten it out. Which also looks better IMO..
Ok got it now, never heard the nose down being called a rake. I didn’t think it was for aerodynamics, but more so safety on trucks for their front bumpers to better align to rear bumpers of normal cars. Don’t know that for fact, just heard that before, like it is a safety regulation. I too prefer it to look flat over the stink bug (rake) look. Thanks for the info.
Unlikely, a slight bit of rake isn't going to meaningfully change the height of the bumper.
I ordered a set because I’d like the CT to ride a little higher and I like the concept. I’m not sure I understand how the install works from the description, so I hope you’ll add the instruction manual to your website to clarify (I’d like to decide if I’m going to do this myself or take it to a shop for some help).https://cybertruckco.com/product-category/cybertruckco/
Guys,
Happy Friday! Wanted to share this before the weekend started for all you guys getting on the trail - you need this!
Introducing our new CYBERTRUCKco Lift Rod Kit, the perfect "upgrade" for Cybertruck owners looking to "elevate" their vehicle’s ride height without breaking the bank.
The kit replaces the original lift rods, tricking the suspension system to increase the air in the shocks. We took this concept from the Land Rover lift rods we have made off an on since 2004, so nothing new for air suspension.
We used aircraft-quality black anodized aluminum, with high temp, chemical resistant grommets, so the Lift Rod Kit is designed to withstand everything thats going to be thrown at it from daily driving and challenging terrains.
The front rods are easy to install and can be done with the vehicle in high mode and the car turned off. The rear rods require you to remove the rear wheel and swap them out, thought you may be able to crawl under the rig, just not recommended...
They have a linear lift from 1" at Low, 1.25" at med and 2.125″ of lift in high mode. We noticed no difference in ride quality, or mileage loss in Low and medium on the road. The Cybertruck rides higher in all settings, the higher stance = looks great and added ground clearance for off-road trails.
bets of all the $79.95 kit is available now and $9,940 less than some way off in the distance 2" lift + labor. We think this is the right kit for 99.9% of CT owners who want lift.
First 20 orders this weekend will get an $25 coupon to use in the store for your next purchase.
Let us know what you think, and have great weekend!
Awesome news! Thanks for the reply.
Any status on shipping and the video? Or at least the instruction manual being available as a PDF on the website?
I believe Rock Crawl mode has cross linked airbags....thought I saw that somewhere. And UPP has manual swayer disconnects (agree auto would be better)....
