Well it would have to have a different spring because there’s nothing a strut can do to add height.
My question is what’s different about the non sas Bilsteins compared to sas Bilsteins? Are they literally the same strut and shock bodies making it possible to install an aftermarket sas lift kit...
Reviving this old thread. Sorry.
im interested in just moving my factory stereo antenna from the cowl to a ditch light bracket Just forward of the mirror. Is there a cable available that will screw on to the factory antenna mount and allow me to do this?
Trickle charger of course.
You could as far as putting it on jack stands to avoid flat spotted tires.
Full tank of gas with a stabilizer in the fuel.
I think dryer sheets are a good way to discourage mice.
I concur. I too use the MRT Trail Rated GOAT muffler. I made my own axle back using this muffler and stainless 90 degree pipes from Amazon and it sounds great. Not loud at all when just cruising. Cold start it’s very noticeable but sounds great. Wide open throttle sounds even better. absolutley...
I see the Wagner tuning intercooler on extreme terrain too. It does appear to cool better than the cvf but with the sale they’re running is it worth that extra dough Over the cvf? Their info claims about 10% better cooling capacity.
just ordered the piping kit. I’ll grab the intercooler when I earn enough rewards to cover that. Looks like some real good gains even without a tune. I’m working on getting an e85 tune as well.
I’ve got a bunch of reward money to spend on extremeterrain.com and one thing I’m looking at is the CVF aluminum boost piping kit. Anyone have them? What’s are your thoughts on these? I’m thinking the aluminum will add more heat to the intake charge. Is the Mishimoto worth nearly double?
I don’t get it. My 23 has no issues with the honeycombing or anything. Of course it’s always been parked in garage, which I think should be the case with any such vehicle. Do most of you having this issue park outside or drive your broncos in very cold climates where the top sees a lot of...