are you though? Your original post asked about ground clearance. Since the lowest suspension components and electric motors are going to still be ~9” off the ground even if you lift it 6”, Helian’s earlier response is absolutely correct. The only way to increase ground clearance is to have larger tires (larger diameter).I know about tires and levels. I’m asking about lifts. Not a lot about that.
Yep he needs a 3” lift and some 35” tiresare you though? Your original post asked about ground clearance. Since the lowest suspension components and electric motors are going to still be ~9” off the ground even if you lift it 6”, Helian’s earlier response is absolutely correct. The only way to increase ground clearance is to have larger tires (larger diameter).
Rivian jacks up the suspension height giving some more clearance. This works the same way a leveling kit does. It is possible to crank up the angle of the front and rear arms which would give some additional ground clearance, but not a ton and it would increase the angle on the CVs, especially the rear.Maybe this is about what Rivian does with its automatic suspension settings? It goes from about 8in of ground clearance to over 14in of ground clearance in all terrain mode.
So does my son's 2020 Audi Etron. It has an air suspension though.Maybe this is about what Rivian does with its automatic suspension settings? It goes from about 8in of ground clearance to over 14in of ground clearance in all terrain mode.