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I love my Radflo's. I've been using Radflo for years on my FJ and 4Runner and they always seem to be very easy to dial-in. With the ones on my Bronco, they only thing I had to do was change out the rear springs for heavier weight ones. The stock rear ones I had came with 500lb springs on the top...

Absolutely zero noise. It's perfect for me, I have my cases bolted in through the carriage bolt slots and I have a light bar I'm putting in this weekend

Picked up my rack in person at RCI, luckily they are only a couple of hours from the house. Install went smooth, and I didn't get any of those style bolts that were rusting for others in my package.

Hefty FabWorks! Here it is on my Bronco

We hit a diverse array of trails, mostly skid plate grindage rock crawling stuff on Chinaman Gulch and Grizzly Lake, but the most scenic one was Tincup Pass to Cumberland Pass to Hancock Pass

That's great feedback! Glad you notice the tank-like durability, and craftsmanship put into the bumpers

Yes, I forgot to add that this is not a Zone lift, it is a Bronco Bigfoot Lift and I had Camburg UCA's. I think what caused the axle's to blow were the fact that the spacers were compressing the springs tighter then they should have been, and thus causing a faster rebound. The spacers already...

Oh no, I did not take your comment as critical at all. After re-reading what I wrote I can see how the details were in MY head, but to the reader it left room for ambiguity. You'll totally be fine with your 1.5" spacer.

It is from Rough Country. You kinda have to beg them to sell you one since they don't really sell them separate from their kits

I installed a front differential drop kit from Rough Country to make the CV axle's more linear.

Just a little update: I got the Radflo's installed and they are A M A Z I N G! They are adjustable with a dial on the reservoir that controls how hard or soft the compression and rebound can be. I also installed a front differential drop bracket to lower the angle of the CV axle's to be more...

I will modify my original post; however, I did write, "I was pulled up the hill and then just drove home without any issues. And when I got home I was comforted with the delivery of my Radflo kit. So I started replacing everything all at once." The sequence of events should tell the reader that...

There may be a misunderstanding. The CV axles blew with the stock Sasquatch suspension combined with a spacer lift. I installed the Radflo's the same time I installed the new axle's.

Because the closest dealer was 3 weeks out for an appointment.

I have mine up for sale with 2" spacers. You can take the spacers off if you want. $1200 and you will pay for shipping

I was just about to put mine up for sale. I have the Sasquatch suspension off my Badlands with 2" spacers. You can take the spacers off if you want. $1200 and you pay for shipping

Radflo's installed!

That's great! It's such an amazing trail

Awesome!

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