Lifted my bronco with Bilstein 6112 kit but used sasquatch springs. These coils are brand new set of 4 in original packaging and never installed. Just taking up room in my garage. Make an offer.
Sorry, I misread. I do have the springs but I'd have to see if I have anything around to package them. They probably won't be cheap to ship though, they're pretty heavy on their own.
I have brand new in box a set of front and rear Bilstein 6112 coil overs. $1300 OBO. Located in Olympia, prefer local meetup, shipping these will be pretty expensive.
I also have a set of coil springs from a 6112 set. Buy a set of 6100 struts and you'd have a decent discount over the 6112 kit...
For what it's worth, the hard top version seems pretty well received so far, and is about the same price.
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/475-hooke-road-discovery-roof-rack-review.68710/
The Hooke website shows the rack with the top down, I asked the seller on Amazon if there's any way...
Watching as well. I wish there were more options on the market to allow some soft top versatility like Gobi or Raket, but I have a hell of a time spending several thousand, that's approaching hard top territory.
Derick, I've been watching your product and think it would be a good fit, but couple people I've talked to that own one complain about wind noise on soft top roof/side windows. I know some noise is to be expected with a roof rack, but are there improvements or some kind of deflector in development?
Raket sells the Tower as a standalone now, I'm considering going this route to free up a bit of cargo storage when camping/overlanding. Did you come up with a fix for the flapping windows, or is it something you've gotten used to? I don't think I'm going to go full RTT route, so having a small...
I've been giving that rack a good look for a RTT. Their website says it has 350lb capacity, do you have any idea if the static weight is higher? Looking at a tent big enough for my family but we'd easily be over with just the weight of a tent and two people, let alone kids.
I've been eyeing these as the least expensive alternative I've found vs oem. I had the front doors off most of last summer, but have a couple younger kids that I don't want to have doorless in back but might feel better with these. Have you had a chance to try them out?