Offroad Prius Lift Kit Install (Full DIY)

Описание: Video Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:19 - Front & Driver Side Prep
05:36 - Lift Kit Prep
06:34 - Front Passenger Install
09:22 - Front Diver Install
12:59 - Rear Install

Torque Specs:
Wiper motor bolts 4 ft/lbs
Wiper arm nuts 14 ft/lbs
Strut top nuts 29 ft/lbs
Lower strut bolt/nut 113 ft/lbs
Sway bar link nut 55 ft/lbs
Brake line bracket bolt 14 ft/lbs
Metal cowl bolts 9 ft/lbs
Wheels / Lug nuts (all wheels) 76 ft/lbs

Materials List:
Any jack and jack stand
Wrench and socket set
Prius offroad lift kit: https://priusoffroad.com/products/ols...

Description:
In this video, I’ll show you how to install new struts and a lift kit on a 2006 Toyota Prius (Gen 2). This is the next step in transforming the Prius into a more capable, durable, and offroad vehicle. I’ll walk through the tools, torque specs, installation steps, and real-world tips to make this upgrade smooth and safe.

What I would do differently:
I wouldn’t do anything different for the install!
I would have wanted to get the additional springs from Priusoffroad
OR get the full integrated lift kit struts (XW20 by redline)

Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more DIY car projects and hobbies!

#LiftedPrius #PriusLiftKit #ToyotaPrius #Gen2Prius #PriusMods #SuspensionUpgrade #StrutReplacement #DIYCarRepair #AdventurePrius #OverlandPrius #OffRoadPrius #CarCustomization #ProjectCar #RaptorLinedPrius #MechanicDIY #CarCustomization #diyguide

Disclaimer:
All information in this video is provided for general guidance only. The creator assumes no responsibility for any property damage, personal injury, or loss incurred as a result of using the information presented. Proceed at your own risk. This video does not provide any guarantees or warranties—express or implied—regarding the accuracy, reliability, or safety of the methods shown. Any misuse, improper application, or unauthorized modifications are the sole responsibility of the viewer. Always follow proper safety practices and manufacturer instructions when attempting any project.