2017 Honda Ridgeline Lift Kit 202040 2" Front/ 2" Rear Lift

Absolutely does not fit Honda Pilot 2019. Mechanic shop disassembled the entire suspension to find out after calling the company’s horrible customer service that they need to fabricate another piece with different dimensions. Traxada customer service is a Joke. I personally spoke to her and she does not have people skills. Wanted to questioned a mechanic with 20 + years of experience working with suspension and lifts and does not even know how to relay a message nor return phone calls. Definitely good idea to stay away from this company. Stay away from Traxada. They don’t know delivered what they promised with their product. Absolutely go somewhere else for tour suspension needs.The following words came from a mechanic with 2 decades of experience: “The lower control arm would not drop down low enough to connect to the spindle. If you were to make it work I feel that in my mechanical experience it would have to much tension on the stock suspension, I feel its necessary to either supply a bracket to lower the lower control arm or only offer the smaller kits for the front of the 2019 Honda Pilot.”

Overall, this was a great add to my 2017 Ridgeline, very happy with the results. It added enough lift to fit larger AT tires without affecting the ride or suspension. Only part of the install that was a problem was the removal of the axle nut and replacing with the proper torque. You really need every inch of room to fit the spacer on the front struts. I used spring compressors on one side and was able to install the driver's side without taking out the axle nut but it added 30 minutes to the install. Be extra careful and get all the cables out of the way, cover the rubber boots to avoid damage and take your time. Throw out the spacer and just replace the bolt with a shorter one on the passenger side - don't grind it (look at the instructions). The range of adjustment was adequate for the tire combo package and came to spec at the alignment shop. For the rear, get the camber adjustment kit which Traxda recommends, it's cheap and you're down there anyways. Probably can get away without it but this will let you zero the toe.

Special tools needed to install yourself: pitman arm puller & ball joint seperator. Impact wrench makes it easy.Typical suspension job.