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My blend date was yesterday. Tracker shows built

I would like the 4 documents form my pending delivery

I'm waiting on my delivery of 4 dr 7MT badlands. Have Eibach springs ready to go in. Modular bumper. Lobo offraod winch mount and warn platinum winch. Will be running 315 goodyear tires on icon rebound pro. I'm trying to get a sense of whether the eibach with the 2.3 will be nose high...

Same for me as this

Same specs for me: Bumper to 4/17

Thanks. Does the warn platinum hause fair lead fit? Looking at your pick looks like you are not using the warn hause. If not which one are you using

I saw a badlands with leather seats and lost excitement when I saw the carpeted floor. But if what you wanted was a first edition then this solves that. So makes sense.

Your set up on winch with 2.3 helped with my decision. My Warn platinum is on the way to use with an on the way lobo skid.

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I’m also wanting an option to maintain the stock bilstien performing inside of there design parameter and keeping droop as designed for the geometry. A perch collar only lift accomplishes that. Of course you slightly shorten the spring to create the preload. That’s apparently what is being done...

Same. You may end up with little bit more lift since weight should be a little less. They only offer one spring. Add winch , bumpers and your a little heavier. I personally will have 2.3 but with under mount winch

No!! I misread the instructions as well. They appear to say that but aftyer discussing it with the Eibach technical department they said ”the instructions say no modifications”. Looking at it again I then saw it that way. So it is confusing yes “I think”. But it does say no modification...

This is very promising. In theory without test data this should result in retaining the Bilstien performance and rebound and compression zones as the designers intended. It’s improved over using a perch collar lift because you maintain a longer spring travel range (by not shortening the perch...

Eibach Pro Lift Kit Springs: 4-door springs: https://eibach.com/us/2883/E30-35-056-01-22-FORD-Bronco-pro-lift-kit 2-door springs: https://eibach.com/us/2961/E30-35-056-01-22-FORD-Bronco-pro-lift-kit Eibach has just release updated information on their Pro Spring Lift Option. They have...

Kind of brings in the feel of the badging on the last Broncos of the 90’s as well. I would like to see some as well in person. I may go this route with Bronco nation badging. The replacement sticker is $70 per sticker!!!!!!! Bronco Nation’s metal badge is $150n For set of 2

The new badges by bronco nation bring a modern script to the mix. These can be obtained with your trim type also.

Can you share some details on how it acts as support for table. I have same table and like what you did.

Is your subwoofer box connected to the tail gate table?

It’s my understanding that the shock length is the same. The difference being on the SAS version (the spring perch is located 0.43 higher therefore creating more preload lifting). If the springs are the same part number the lift is a higher preload lift. An aftermarket perch lift of 0.43 on a...

The springs on SAS shocks are advertised to lift the front 2.3 inches. There is not official data puplished on the badlands non SAS shock (but it appears to be 1.8 inches front lift). And the rears are lifted the amount that brings things to level. Eibach said they had all the data and were...