Find out the spring rate and length of the coils you currently have. You could then measure the compressed length while sitting, and from that information figure out what springs might be better suited for what youāre trying to accomplish. @87-Z28 is very helpful on those calcs
Badlands comes stock with the steel gas tank skid, yeah? That weighs a lot. Then the swaybar disco has got to be a couple pounds more than just a standard torsion bar up front. Does badlands come with sliders too? I canāt remember. Either way my Wildtrak without anything in it besides me is 6250...
I guess I look at it as the witness mark is only used as a visual indicator and should be applied after the appropriate torque has been used. If it moves, the connection needs to be looked at. Just a quick way to verify if something has loosened or not. Saved our bacon several times with the...
We just drove 1100 miles and have an update on the tone rings-they work well around town and at low highway speeds, but it seems there isnāt enough surface area on the teeth for the sensors to pick up a signal at 85+ mph. Now have codes that both tone rings are bad. Reset the codes and...
@5GENIDN kinda funny-the last time we were in Moab we were on the trail and something just seemed off. At one point I had a few people pushing on the body to rock it back-and-forth while I was under the Bronco looking at that third link and using my phone to record the top because I felt like it...
Looking at going to traditional three link as the wishbone is subjected to huge amounts of stress when wheeling.
And yeah, with the D44 the antisquat was pretty neutral and we didnāt have much lifting from the back under throttle. But going to D60 and lifting that third link connection and...