SAS stock Bilsteins replace stock base Bronco shocks

[White Zombie]

I was wondering if the stock SAS Bilstein shocks would be a bolt in replacement for my factory base model shocks. From what I've been able to find on here and the Google search, it seems like they should work.

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[Willub]

I was wondering if the stock SAS Bilstein shocks would be a bolt in replacement for my factory base model shocks. From what I've been able to find on here and the Google search, it seems like they should work.

 

[White Zombie]

Hahaha. Thanks but not really sure what you're trying to mean. Im going to go pick up the shocks just because, for the price and the fact that I'm close to the sellers location for the weekend, it can't be a bad buy.

 

[userdude]

There's a recall on the rear yellow Bilsteins, so if they're older than around mid-2024, consider the rear might start leaking and fail. This may be why they're so cheap.

 

[Willub]

Hopefully you’re getting them from a brand new Bronco and they aren’t a recalled set. Also hoping the price is free. I can’t even give mine away.

 

[White Zombie]

Well the price isn't free but close and I'll have to double check the year but they're newer than my 22.

 

[HPNQ420]

Hahaha. Thanks but not really sure what you're trying to mean. Im going to go pick up the shocks just because, for the price and the fact that I'm close to the sellers location for the weekend, it can't be a bad buy.

The spring rates vary by two and four door, 2.3 or 2.7, AT or MT, tow package, weight (bumpers, skid plates, etc.) so you might get lucky or close enough, or you m ight want new springs.

I ended up getting a deal on 5100's NIB that reused my springs. Great improvement off-road and on.

 

[White Zombie]

It was a 2dr wildtrack. I'll find out more tomorrow when I go get them

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