LIFTED | 2020 Mini Cooper Countryman with a 2.5" Lift, Black Rhino Wheels & Falken AT3W Tires!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- Check out this Mini! It's not so mini anymore, looks killer! Follow along as we explain this 2.5" Stage 1 lift kit from M7 Speed, and wheel & tire setup from Black Rhino Wheels / Falken AT3W's!
Full build showcase here: mountzionoffro...
Lifted Countrymans are the way to go :)
You get it!!
i was really hoping to see a lifted mini in this video
I lifted my F54 Clubman, love it!
I just lifted my 2011 clubman with the m7 kit looks great.
was thinking of just getting a pickup and trade in my Mini but I think I'm going to try to see how far this kit will get me, :).
very cool and your're local for me, been wanting to do this. Thanks.
What did you guys do about highway wheel vibration? Those wheels are 66.6 hub bore diameter and the mini is 66.56. I read many claim that .005” won’t cause an issue but I have those same wheels and experience 65+mph wheel imbalance vibration although they’re balanced to zero with brand new toyos. I’m thinking of trying some .005” stainless steel shim tape to try and resolve it.
Do you know how long it took for the cv axles to take the new angles and stop the low speed acceleration vibration as well?
I love mine on stock suspension...you can get a 215/60 /17on it
8 inch width rim / stock offset?
Doesnt lifting and adding heaving wheels/tires increase stress all over the suspension mounting points and driveshafts? To properly lift a car and maybe even add increased suspension travel, what else would you need to do in order to make it properly rugged and durable? Just curious if anyone knows. Like let's say I wanted to rally this thing and have it not break, would a lift like this suffice? Probably not right?
You would need a completely redesigned suspension with stronger control arms, ball joints, steering, and properly designed and tuned shocks to handle high speed off road abuse.
I have a 2013 countryman jcw all4, have the 2.5 m7 speed lift on it.
The tires you put on that one are 28.5” OD, do you think a 29.1” OD tire would fit with some 1” spacers?
On the m7 speed site 28.6” OD tires are mentioned as the max size for both the 2” and the 2.5” lift. I’m not sure if I can just get a tire that’s half an inch taller or if the sizes don’t quite add like that.
Great, now I want to lift my 2015 Countryman
DO IT 😎
@@MountZionOffroad I want to square away the interior and sound system first.
Wow. Awesome!
Just got a used 2019 countryman s all4. What’s the final cost for a lift like this? Could you use the stock rims? Or are there slightly less chunky tires that could go on the original rims?
Congrats! You would be best served to call or email us to answer these questions most accurately. Thanks for watching!
I'm wanting to lift my 2015 countryman
We can do that for you 😎😎
What size tires and rim did you replace the old ones with?
225/65 R17 Tires on Black Rhino Arches, 17x8
Is the kit stage 1 or 2
It is a Stage 1 kit from M7 Speed
How about not standing in front of the car that you’re showing us
Fixed on all future videos. Thanks for watching!
dude get outta the way so we can see the done mini - unless you are hiding something !
Seriously ? why is this guy blocking the car in every shot ....i cant even see what the final lift looks like .
Sorry we missed that aspect of this video. We've improved a lot from everyone's feedback! The link to this build showcase (photos) has been added to the description for you to get a better look.
Get out the way!! Covering the whole car and talking
Do you have part numbers