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OK, I've been following the Icon coilover issues where the coil springs contact factory tierods and aftermarket sleeves. I read that they are addressing the issue to provide greater offset to clear factory tierods and some sleeves - which is good to hear. They are also developing a beefier tierod designed to give even more clearence, but they won't be available until Q1 2023 at the earliest. I was leaning toward Icon before all of this came to light and I can't for the life of me figure out how this wasn't seen I testing. :unsure:

Anyhow, I'm not ruling out Icon - I really think when it's all said and done they will have a great system, but it looks like it may delay availability even longer than it already is.

I would really like to know if any issues have been seen with any of the other players in the market - Fox, King, Radflo, Eibach, or even the new Bilstein 6100s, or any others that I'm forgetting.

Lastly, are any brand coilovers currently in stock anywhere? I'm not dropping several $ks on coilovers and have to wait 6 months plus to receive them. First world problem - I know...
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I'm also interested in a coilover lift. Add ARB Old Man EMU to your list. System looks really interesting but also stock issues.
 

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OK, I've been following the Icon coilover issues where the coil springs contact factory tierods and aftermarket sleeves. I read that they are addressing the issue to provide greater offset to clear factory tierods and some sleeves - which is good to hear. They are also developing a beefier tierod designed to give even more clearence, but they won't be available until Q1 2023 at the earliest. I was leaning toward Icon before all of this came to light and I can't for the life of me figure out how this wasn't seen I testing. :unsure:

Anyhow, I'm not ruling out Icon - I really think when it's all said and done they will have a great system, but it looks like it may delay availability even longer than it already is.

I would really like to know if any issues have been seen with any of the other players in the market - Fox, King, Radflo, Eibach, or even the new Bilstein 6100s, or any others that I'm forgetting.

Lastly, are any brand coilovers currently in stock anywhere? I'm not dropping several $ks on coilovers and have to wait 6 months plus to receive them. First world problem - I know...
Just fyi.... we have ONE set of Eibach coilovers IN STOCK. This is a popular product that moves fast, if you are interested I would definitely recommend jumping on this. Great product at an even better price!

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Just wanted to throw it out there. I have the Icon Stg4 setup with rock jock lower rear links and the ride is pretty awesome IMO. I've put about 700ish miles and 1 offroad trip on them.

On road - a little firmer than stock sasquatch but not rough at all. I also went to 37's and even with those it handles and drives basically stock feeling.

Off-road - I didn't air down this last trip and with the icon's it felt like I had. Soaks up the bumps so nicely. Also couple spots where I pulled a rear tire in the air it stayed on the ground.

I'm still stock tie-rods (I live my life one bad decision at a time).
 

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You missed it by an hour :(
I can check when our next batch is due in, if you want to claim a set.
No worries, thanks! I already have a set on order without an eta, but randomly saw this post and thought about grabbing them :LOL: Thanks!
 

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Just wanted to throw it out there. I have the Icon Stg4 setup with rock jock lower rear links and the ride is pretty awesome IMO. I've put about 700ish miles and 1 offroad trip on them.

On road - a little firmer than stock sasquatch but not rough at all. I also went to 37's and even with those it handles and drives basically stock feeling.

Off-road - I didn't air down this last trip and with the icon's it felt like I had. Soaks up the bumps so nicely. Also couple spots where I pulled a rear tire in the air it stayed on the ground.

I'm still stock tie-rods (I live my life one bad decision at a time).
Can you take a measurement of lower cup height?
Another mfg is at 6.5” and I believe clears everything.

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Can you take a measurement of lower cup height?
Another mfg is at 6.5” and I believe clears everything.

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Little bit of a weird angle but you get idea.
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No worries, thanks! I already have a set on order without an eta, but randomly saw this post and thought about grabbing them :LOL: Thanks!
I recommend starting a chat with Panda on their site. I asked about a set of King's last Monday on chat (they replied on chat that they were out of stock) and low a behold a couple days later I received a chat message from our conversation in my email that they had a set pop up and asked if I wanted them. I was able to grab them and they threw in a free T-Shirt as well!
 

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I recommend starting a chat with Panda on their site. I asked about a set of King's last Monday on chat (they replied on chat that they were out of stock) and low a behold a couple days later I received a chat message from our conversation in my email that they had a set pop up and asked if I wanted them. I was able to grab them and they threw in a free T-Shirt as well!
You beat me to that set. Got an email to give them a call. By the time I did the 1 set was gone. Lol
 

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Ok. Looks like the extra 1/2” of height might clear the tie rod.
Yea I think worst case scenario a little spacer down there like you get in some of the cheaper lifts would move the cup high enough to not make contact. These little guys
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I don't make contact that I can tell but haven't fully flexed it out since install.
 

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Yea I think worst case scenario a little spacer down there like you get in some of the cheaper lifts would move the cup high enough to not make contact. These little guys
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I don't make contact that I can tell but haven't fully flexed it out since install.
For a check, worst case for interference is full droop of the suspension and full lock on the steering.
 

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Been seeing a lot about how a lift will affect a few of the other factory suspension bits. What are some kind of supporting mods that Bronco owners should also consider before doing something like a 2.5-3" coilover lift?
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