Front Lift

i think its hydraulic with oil being used as fluid. i'm not 100% sure but why do you need such info. maybe i can help

 

That's the description of the F12 lift system. " The F12 Berlinetta has a front axle Superlift system - a system of hydraulic actuators driven pump powered by an electric motor and controlled by an electronic control unit making it possible to easily raise the vehicle and ride on uneven surface". As shown in the picture the system acts on the front shock absorbers.


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I have the lift system on my F12 and I can say it works very well. I only use it in special circumstances because the car height is more than enough to cope with most of the ramps, bumps etc.

 

It can be a life saver. I've got it on my FF. It also means you have the active headlights too

 

I have the lift system and I use it quite often. However, in almost all cases I think I could get away with it by being more careful, taking an angle etc. I do currently have this option on my superfast order as well, I think it's a good thing to have.

 

Have on my FF and F12. Lifesaver in some circumstances. Never want to hear that scraping noise ever again.
It takes the parking uncertainty away when going someone I haven’t been.
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Currently shopping F12s - where is the dash control for the suspension lift? Most "used" listings don't state whether or not suspension lift is included and I haven't managed to spot it yet on any interior pics.

 

Owners manual shows a small button near one of the central air vents - probably sort of behind the steering wheel

 

I don't think you will be able to see it in most photos as it is hard to see.
What might help is, the front lift had to come with the Adaptive Frontlight System so if the add says it has this then it may have the lift.
The Adaptive Frontlight System became standard in the UK in 2016 but not sure if this is the same in the USA so it will not always be the case. Top button on the right, this is on a RHD car though.
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Grazie greyboxer & Wheels1! Very helpful. So frustrating to see tonnes of adverts that display extensive lists of unimportant technical details (e.g. disk brakes, ABS, etc) and don't bother to mention significant options. You would hope that exotic car dealers would be a little more knowledgeable.