STAGE 2 TOPO 2.0 SYSTEM - TRANSIT AWD (2020+ SINGLE OR DUAL REAR WHEEL)

Stage 2 System Benefits: Aggressive, 2" taller stance allows larger tires to smooth out terrain Increased approach, break over and departure angles VC tuned Falcon 3.3 Adjustable rear shocks with 10 intuitive firmness settings Enhanced cornering stability and reduced wind sway More effective control over large and small bumps Improved handling feel on rough roads and broken pavement Increased bottom out resistance Intended Use: Users that want the ability to change ride quality Heavier vans experiencing rear sagging Passenger vans that want a versatile ride and more aggressive stance Improve the ride quality and stance of your Ford Transit AWD with the Stage 2 Topo 2.0 package. This tuned suspension system will dramatically improve your ride quality and our Topo kit was developed specifically to work around the packaging and front CV shaft constraints presented by the 2020+ AWD Transit platform. Our Topo 2" lift kit includes a precision engineered 0.75" lift camber correction plate, with a tuned coil spring. By engineering the spring length and rate to our specifications we gain 1.25" of lift, with a corresponding increase in compression travel. Rear lift at Stage 1 is accomplished by a 2" billet aluminum block and corresponding bump stop spacers to keep rear suspension geometry intact. Included rear shock relocation brackets allow for the low hanging factory brackets to be trimmed, resulting in better overall ground clearance under the axle tube. Adjustable Falcon 3.3 Fast Adjust Shocks feature a huge range of compression adjustment available at the simple flip of a large, easily accessed Fast Adjust knob. This allows you to quickly adjust from the softest to firmest settings over a significantly larger range than the competition's smaller adjusters. A larger range of adjustment means the shocks are more effective and adaptable to multiple modes of use. (Bilstein B6 strut are not included with AWD systems, their added length can cause CV boot failure)