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I have an Outer Banks with Nitto 35x12.5 on the factory wheels and it was no issue whatsoever.

These look incredible! Do you have a color that matches the Roast color interior?

Great question, and I can give you a definitive answer on 1 of 2 questions. Do I perceive a $3k difference over Bilsteins on the F.E.? No, definitely no. It is noticeably better, but not $3k better if your primary motivation is just highway or around town driving. Now I would definitely say...

Yes it is. It rides perfectly fine with the 35s. The funny thing is that I am getting better gas mileage in the Outer Banks.

All is well that ends well! It rides great! Thank you again my friend!

Brother, I totally understand!

The First Edition sits the same height as these do.

Yeah for sure! The easy answer, it cost me $1000 and my warranty is intact. My ford dealership swapped it out. I even got to use Ford Pass points.

I am sitting exactly the same as where I was before (which I liked). I took extensive measurements beforehand trying to calculate rake and clearance with the swap. The biggest difference is ride quality.

Brother I honestly don’t know the answer. I’m willing to climb under and try to take some measurements. I never had the Bilsteins disassembled.

My Outer Banks is a 2.7. I think you are on the right track calculating weight.

It cost me a little over $1000 to get everything done and much of that was paid with Ford pass points. I had such a good experience with the swap. As for the spring rates, we owe that nugget to some really sharp members (I think Flip). They figured out all of the different spring combinations...

Wilco on the bolt part #. I’m not home today but I will try to get some closer measurements/pictures for you to answer the skids question.

Bottom line up front: Success and huge improvement over (spacer) Hitachi suspension.   I’m a First Edition/OuterBanks owner so I knew firsthand that the ride quality of the Outer Banks with spacers front/rear and 35’s was not as good as the Hoss 2.0 Bilsteins on the F.E. I purchased my...

I bought mine from a member here in the forum for $1000. My dealership is going to install them and do an alignment/balance for me for $1000. Once I finish, I’ll be happy to post the line items on my shop ticket showing the labor breakdown. I’m chomping at the bit to see the difference in...

I’m sitting on a beach in south Florida at the moment but I’ll look tomorrow night at home and see if I can post a part # for you. I still have them in the boxes. Does that help?

$2k total for parts and installation.

@Eruption_OBX i have a set of Hoss 3.0 Foxs in my possession and my dealership is installing them on my Outer Banks next week. I will be able to report back exactly how it goes.

@jalawson can you link to the spreadsheet or show me what measurements you need please?

Hey Dave, this guy did exactly what you are asking about and did a video. He has a second video that I just watched installing Sasquatch takeoff suspension as well. This video might answer your questions.