Yeah, Iām smooth, but I have a heavy foot
vehicle is constantly loaded with gear but nothing is excessively heavy. Rack only has small stuff on it, but will have an 80 pound RTT soon
Iām about 1.5ā over Sasquatch
I think I want to go the route of these Walker Links with the factory bar up front, and get an AntiRock in the rear. I feel like thatās going to be a good combination for greater offroad performance with some additional body roll
If the body roll is too much, I can firm up the 8112ās to combat...
I keep holding out hope that Mabett will make a C brace product that works with their larger pods
I donāt want to give up my Pura Vida Attic Tray + Mounts just for a C brace, but I could really use it because of the AAL table I just installed (picked raptor variant)
Might have to make my...
From my experience with 2 full sets of Eibach Pro Truck 2.0ās. Boots would not have saved them. All 8 of mine died within 20k miles
Iāve posted about this elsewhere on the forum
Would be nice if theyād tell us what harness it was and where the location is. They clearly already know that. Would let us be proactive about it, before official remedy
with all Iāve done with my Bronco over 75k miles, Iām surprised I havenāt burst into flames
Coming from Eibach Pro Truck 2.0ās, I was concerned about this. But⦠Only if you firm up the low speed do you get anything stiff feeling. It is not firm like a 5100 is, not even close
the 8112ās are completely different technology than anything else in the Bilstein catalog
I can confirm (in-person experience) that both the Morrvair and Banana excel off-road with their limited slip rears. There is no editing magic going on to make them look better than they are (theyāre just THAT good)
I took a piece of cardboard from aluminum foil box and folded it over (like half and inch by quarter of an inch) and I set that at the front of the cigarette plug and slide the cable in, it fits super snug and takes considerable effort to pull out - been doing this for dozens of days and tens of...
When I was growing up, we were on a road trip, somewhere in Indiana. My Dad was passing a vehicle, so I was staring at the person we were passing. I was confused as to who the driver was because the steering wheel was covered by a newspaper or magazine of some sort, in their left hand was some...
You donāt need one (front) for what you are describing
I regret not optioning the Sasquatch package. I could get myself into more trouble if I had a front locker and the bigger front axle. Oh well⦠more money to spend down the line
Yes, both front and rear came with their own black and white instructions
The original online PDF I had no longer loads. I did manage to find this one for you: https://static.summitracing.com/global/images/instructions/smt-61468w.pdf
I would love some super high quality, stitched, thick, heavy duty windows shades, but Iām too lazy to make them myself
Everything on market is rather cheap, provides minimal insulation, and doesnāt cover 100% of the windows
Something like you see for van lifers, the REALLY nice window shades