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The kit is pretty darn good, isn't it! Had mine on about 2 weeks I think, nothing but mall crawling so far, but the ride is like you mentioned, not a lot of difference to me so far. Only difference I have, my front is 41 inches, rear 40, with the standard setup the kit had. Looking at ways to...

I'm eyeballing this kit for my (sasquatch) Bronco, but wondered how a 37 fits. I see other brands that offer a brake light relocation kit, is it necessary? @DoYouBronco, any sales coming up for Memorial Day?

Do you have that auto thing, so say it is set to 70 degrees. Once the vehicle gets to 70, it will slow down, maybe change the temp a little to maintain 70, speed up as necessary. Kind of like your home HVAC unit does. on/off as needed.

I said the same thing about not wanting to go hard core off road, and just do some fun stuff. Then, after a couple trips out, and watching what others do, you want to join and and need more mod $$$

Why would the warranty go out the window. Sure, maybe for the components that were replaced/impacted by the new parts, but everything non-suspension related would be covered.

I have read several others use this kit and use it off road without issues. I think if you go too high, then yes, it compromises components. At a certain point, you need to drop the front diff to keep the right angles.

What about the Zone kit for HOSS 3.0? I just added this, and the max tire kit to clear 37's. I do not yet have 37's, but this lift works well, no difference in the ride I can tell...

That is a terrible idea. I will help you out and take it off your hands, you can thank me later. ;)

Did anyone notice, SAS backwards spells SAS?

better shocks = less bouncing on the transmission when driving it? :unsure:

That 18.4 is probably a mile or so high. Do a hand calculation next time you fill up.

That, or a Pull Pal, little more $$$ tho.

Nice work! Question, I have seen the red R a few times, what is that done for?

Fixed it for ya. ;-)

With some of the potholes we have in Texas, it is sorta like rock crawling to get out of one.

Did anyone else read "grenader" at first?

I do not have experience with the RC sliders, but if you are thinking you need frame mounted ones in a couple years, just get them now. There are options that will work as a step and slider as well. I have RCI frame mount sliders, at the 20 degree angle it still can be used as a step, 5 degree...

Glad I found this thread, thinking of Forscan to change tire size later on, and was wondering if I should/needed to reset it to stock before taking it in to a dealer for any service. Don't think I will now. :) Wasn't sure of they would see the change, and throw a fit.

Ordered the kit, might get it installed next week if it arrives quick enough. :)