24 Oct Building a RD1 CR-V for Off-Road

Building a RD1 CR-V for Off-Road: Upgrading the upper control arms and adding Molle panels
By Aaron Gaghagen and Carter Gillespie

Driving a lifted CR-V is awesome. On-road and off-road there’s something freeing about knowing you can pretty much drive over whatever is in front of you. But recently our RD1 has become less than awesome to drive. It would shake pretty hard once you got up to about 65 miles per hour. So we need to fix that and upgrade at the same time because that’s just how we roll.

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