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Here is 2“ lift kit from Truxxx
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Are you going to add bigger tires or leave it stock?
Are you going to add bigger tires or leave it stock?
That was already 235/55/17 AT tires and rubbing before, Yes I will prob get bigger tires later on
How long for the install
4hrs max, Im also adding roof crossbar and small basket this weekend
Here is 2“ lift kit from Truxxx View attachment 1015
wow great job,
where can i buy this kit ?
Wow , thanks for the information !
I'll be looking to do the same and wonder what size tires I can go to after the lift kits installed ?
What does it do to the warranty ?
Thanks for the answers
Mike
Added 2inch lift then went to 16inch wheels and 215/65-16 tires. Going to add 1inch wheel spacers when they get delivered.

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Been looking into this kit. Did anyone who install it also use the shock extensions that TRUXXX offers for the rear? Just not sure how necessary they are for this specific lift.

I don't really plan on doing any hard off roading, just light trails occasionally if any.
Been looking into this kit. Did anyone who install it also use the shock extensions that TRUXXX offers for the rear? Just not sure how necessary they are for this specific lift.

I don't really plan on doing any hard off roading, just light trails occasionally if any.
Without it rear of your car will run very tight (Compression Issue)
Added 2inch lift then went to 16inch wheels and 215/65-16 tires. Going to add 1inch wheel spacers when they get delivered.
I would be careful of those 16" tires on the 2" lift kit.Usually a set up like that would require an 18" minimum or 19" tire and it should be a lot wider.You are changing you center of gravity with that lift kit.It may give you better traction(smaller tire) but you are losing a fair amount of stability.Be careful of rollovers as the Seltos scored poorly in the rollover category in the crash tests and that was with a stock vehicle with a minimum 17" tire.
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I would be careful of those 16" tires on the 2" lift kit.Usually a set up like that would require an 18" minimum or 19" tire and it should be a lot wider.You are changing you center of gravity with that lift kit.It may give you better traction(smaller tire) but you are losing a fair amount of stability.Be careful of rollovers as the Seltos scored poorly in the rollover category in the crash tests and that was with a stock vehicle with a minimum 17" tire.The wheel spacers will help you a bit hopefully.
Does anyone ship these kits to Australia i think I need one straight away
Without it rear of your car will run very tight (Compression Issue)
what does the CV axle angle look like? Im planning on adding this and possibly even the Eibach springs together to give my seltos a 3" lift plus 28" tall tires in the spring.
wow great job,
where can i buy this kit ?
Where are you seeing the lift kit for the Seltos? Went to Truxxx, & NOTHING comes up for Seltos. No lift kit…no parts period for Seltos.
Thank you. When I did a search for Seltos, it said there were no matches.
Hey everyone new to the form, but I recently bought this 2” lift kit from truxxx as well and have yet to install it. I was wondering if anyone had a video of the install that I could reference while installing mine?
also what’s the biggest size tire anyone has added to their car after this lift, without any rubbing issues? I current have stock 235/45 r18 v95 and was looking to go slightly bigger to add an extra inch or so to the lift.
Hey everyone new to the form, but I recently bought this 2” lift kit from truxxx as well and have yet to install it. I was wondering if anyone had a video of the install that I could reference while installing mine?
also what’s the biggest size tire anyone has added to their car after this lift, without any rubbing issues? I current have stock 235/45 r18 v95 and was looking to go slightly bigger to add an extra inch or so to the lift.
I havent seen a video around but it'll be the same as any other spacer lift.

I beleive the largest tire someone has fit is 235/55r17 (27.4") with a +40mm wheel offset. The tire rubs while turning in reverse on the inside of the wheel well, on the back. You can see with stock tires that there isnt much room as is if you crank the wheel all the way to one side. Less positive offset may fix it but can also cause rubbing elsewhere in the wheel well.

I was also hoping to fit larger a/t tires but i was also trying to find tires wider than 235, rather than taller. Im considering both the truxx 2" lift + the Eibach 1" leveling lift springs in conjunction with eachother.
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