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Yes. The new shorter sway bar links for the front are included.

@@chrisvazquez6106 thanks for the info

Wheels - Black Rhino Sandstorm Model - 1880SND355114M76 Bolt Center Diameter 5x114.3 18x8 ET: 35 Tires - BF Goodrich All Terrain 265/65/18

Wheels - Black Rhino Sandstorm Model - 1880SND355114M76 Bolt Center Diameter 5x114.3 18x8 ET: 35 Tires - BF Goodrich All Terrain 265/65/18

Wheels - Black Rhino Sandstorm Model - 1880SND355114M76 Bolt Center Diameter 5x114.3 18x8 ET: 35 Tires - BF Goodrich All Terrain 265/65/18

No wheel spacers

Hi Nathan, I think you are right. Water must of collected over time. The shock and brake lines are away from this isolator so I don’t think it’s coming from those components. It’s is very likely just collected water. Do you remember the constancy or the liquid?

Thank you very much for your timely response! It's water dropping off. I don't think any sort of other liquid and I was looking around the area and don't see any leakage anywhere. Thanks mate!

Hi Tony. It is my daily commuter and I have not have any problems with it. I do feel a slight wobble when I take off around 30-40 miles but goes away after 5 seconds. I think my brakes my need to be checked. Other than that, no problems. Everything has been great.

Do this.. you want to. I ordered 1.5 inch rear spring lift from Aussie land... Google it

Hi Gabriel, don’t know if you ever ordered. But here is the link. traxdaliftkits.com/product/toyota-highlander-2014-2019-2-front-2-rear-lift-kit/

Correct. TRAXDA sends a set of short sway bar links along and adapter you need to install. This prevents that knocking sound you are referring to. Check out my channel, there is a third video describing the adapter and links.

@@chrisvazquez6106 I like you detailed videos with very good angles

@@jamessena1410 thanks man. I appreciate that. Just trying to make it easier for everyone else.

The kit includes rear spacers and front spacers. Everything you need to lift your car. The only thing I bought separately were the sway bar links. Traxda includes some but went with my own.

It was no more than a week. I got mine pretty fast. Reach out to them and see if they have it in stock

The wheels are Black Rhino Sandstorm 18 in rims and BF Goodrich All Terrain 265 65 18

@@chrisvazquez6106 does it rub when you put the lifting kit? or no problem at all? thank you!

@@ericescano no problem at all. It does not run. However, 265 65 might be a bit too big. My clearance is very minimal and speedometer is off by 4 miles. I would probably opt for stock size but in off-road tires.

Yes. Tire without lift will rub. Maybe a smaller size will clear

Hi, You are correct. I split the video for the front in two. I didn’t have instructions so I figured it out as I went. TRAXDAs instructions were very vague. You will not need any additional parts. Everything you need is included on the TRAXDA kit. Let me know if you have any questions

@@chrisvazquez6106 Thank you so much for the help! Looking forward to the install. Is the kit a full 2" in front and back or just a level?

@@Minecraftmayhem92 My front sits about 3 inches higher than stock and the rear at 2inches higher than stock. It definitely adds a bit more of clearance off-roading. You’ll like the night set up

I did not replace the sway bars. What makes it lift is the block spacers. Your height did not change at alll?

@@chrisvazquez6106 thank you for the video I managed to install it! I also posted my video and made a shout out about your help! ruclips.net/video/1DSYCSx6s7E/видео.html

Duane. It did not affect handling. Other than being a couple inches tall, the highlander handles just like stock. I’ll see if I can record while I drive off-road.

Check description. Link is on description

This is for the front wheel.

Chris, I do not believe the shorter front sway bar link is included in the kit. Where gif you get your and what length is it?

@@DaLife888 Hey Damian. Per TRAXDAs phone call, you’ll use the the links supplied on rear and the links you take off from the rear you’ll install in the front. Instead of reusing links, I decided to order a new set of links here. Make sure to order one left and one right. www.toyotapartsdeal.com/oem/toyota~link~sub~assy~stabi~48802-0e010.html?vin=&make=Toyota&model=Highlander&year=2018&submodel=&extra1=&extra2=&filter=()&location=pd:,

What kind of tires do you have, specification pls. Thanks

@@jundeeirabon4904 My setup is Black Rhino Wheels - Sandstrom 18 Tires - BF Goodrich All Terrain 265 65 18

Check this out. These might be the Orta you are referring to. ruclips.net/video/Ax5y5Qm2lP4/видео.html

Check this out. These might be the parts you are referring to. ruclips.net/video/Ax5y5Qm2lP4/видео.html

route 66 i have the highlander 2021 lxe i have the same there are 2 small pieces that i don’t know where it belongs to please help me where to install it

@@bennyloser279 Check this out. These might be the parts you are referring to. ruclips.net/video/Ax5y5Qm2lP4/видео.html

@@chrisvazquez6106 it’s different parts and different style you show it of 2 small pieces

@@bennyloser279 I called Traxda customer service per Chris’ advice. I have the same XLE 2021 Highlander. They told me that the 2 small squares are for the FRONT and NOT for the rear. They told me the rear KIT are pretty straight forward for the new ones like ours 2021 Highlander.

Hi Russell! Happy to hear you are ordering your kit. You’ll love it. I do experience some very slight rubbing when I’m turning the wheel all the way on a slope. You hear a faint rub but not enough to cause problems. 265/65/18 tire is probably the max clearance you can get out of this set up. Yes, other kits seem to cause banging when wheels are turned or even while driving. TRAXDA apparently fixed this issue by providing additional sway bar links and mounts for the front. The video description should have a google drive folder you can access pictures for reference. If you have any questions, let me know. Happy to help. This is my set up: Wheels - Black Rhino Sandstorm Model - 1880SND355114M76 Bolt Center Diameter 5x114.3 18x8 ET: 35 Tires - BF Goodrich All Terrain 265/65/18

My sway bar links come loose and I have to tighten up like every 3 months

Paul, Did you get 2 sets of sway bar links? One set for front one for back?

@@chrisvazquez6106 no I was told the set (one pair) that came in the kit worked with the new front swaybar end link mounts. I believe they are the same length as the stock rear links so it didnt make sense to replace like for like. That is why I reached out to Traxda for clarification.

@@paulbarton7567 Paul. Just reached to TRAXDA. I was informed that only one set is included. The new set goes on the back and the existing set goes on the front. That extra piece we were talking about actually mounts to the bottom of the control arm. I’ll shoot video this weekend. The instructions for the installation say nothing about swapping sway bar links or where that piece goes.

I put the kit on mine this weekend. Noticed the links for the rear were the same length and wondered what to do with the sway bar end links. I looked at every lift Traxda makes and was unable to find any that had the end link. Interested to see the install and fix. I was at the end of my rope trying to find info online and about to contact Traxda also.

@@chrishulsey7243 Chris. I contacted TRAXDA today. They said the supplied links go on the front. You’ll have to remove the long link. That extra mount you have actually attaches to the bottom of the control arm and to the link. The instructions supplied do not mention any of this. Use this pic as reference drive.google.com/drive/folders/1wU5Uc-AYa5_zHSUFbYD4cDcu7TzdaIC9

These are the instructions I got with the lift kit. Sienna and Highlander should be the same drive.google.com/file/d/1zZCGiscdWMho1BzVNz4burPOlYGtfadg/view?usp=sharing

Here you go! www.blackrhinowheels.com/off-road-wheels-rims-sandstorm.php

Thank you! 😊

Hi chris! Whats the rims offset did you get? Thank you

@@coybijo8347 the offset is 35. This is the model. 1880SND355114M76

Whats up chris! How did you get the wheels for 900 coz when I checked its 1400 something

The wheels are 18 in with BF Goodrich All Terrain 265 65 18.

Hey man. I have them too! I asked TRAXDA and they said they were extra pieces. Seems models differ in mounts.

Hey! If you are looking to just lift your highlander, all you need is the TRAXDA lift kit. No sensors etc. I did lift the front, but I do not have enough footage to showcase the install. Give me a week and I will re-shoot and upload front install.

@@chrisvazquez6106 thank you so much for your reply. I like the detail of your video. Traxada should pay you for this video! Many people like me wants to buy this because of your video. I just really would like to see how to install the front. Thank you for your help highly appreciated sir!

@@TravelwithRomer thank you! It would be cool if TRAXDA saw this. I’m glad this video provides some insight on the lift. I’ll reshoot the front installation for you. Let me know if you have other questions.

@@chrisvazquez6106 I have a contact with their representative I will suggest an incentive for your help

@@TravelwithRomer here is the front install! ruclips.net/video/TecxCUYqSZQ/видео.html

Hey man! Glad to hear you are looking into it. Honestly, get it done., you will enjoy the look and versatility. Keep in mind I looked for deals on rims and tires. I also re used by original tire pressure sensors off the OEM wheels. I tried to save money where I could. Here is a brake down: Parts Cost: TRAXDA lift - $395 Rhino wheels - $900 4 Tires - $1000 Alignment $60 Savings: Tire pressure sensors - $180 Quoted labor average - $450 Again. You can get this done on a lower budget. Depends on tires, rims and lift kit choice. Hope this helps.

Hey man! The only mod, was the removal of the front wheel splash guard that got in the way while turning. 2 bolts and a clip underneath to remove and you are good. Also, I believe only the high end model highlander come with splash guards.

Hey Travis. The front was surprisingly easy. Took me about 30 mins per side. I don’t have enough footage to show you. But it’s fairly simple.

@@chrisvazquez6106 do your front tires rub? on hard turn.

@@traviswest1816 they do not rub when you are turning. I’ve felt a slight rub when I was off-road, up a hill and made a hard right.