With the larger Mishimoto radiator and external oil cooler, my oil temps run from 205 to 220 in AZ heat. I also run 5.13 gears and 40's. The highest temperatures occur on the freeway running 75-80 MPH. My transmission temps go to around 205-215.
Foutz makes excellent parts. I run their control arms on my F150 Raptor and use their front bump stops on my Bronco. I purchased them through San Tan Customs, and they were installed and aligned. I'm unsure about an alignment for a Bronco Baja kit, but I would call them.
I sent a DM for him to watch some of the Curry videos on setting up a JK. I could not find any Bronco ones when I installed mine. Adjusting for a lift if you have one is important as well.
I run the middle front and rear. It handles like a Bronco should on the street and off-road, and it has been great. The Antirock is an excellent product; it just works.
The nice part about speaking with Accutune is that you learn something because they are super helpful. It's nice to hear you are getting it sorted out.
If you call Accutune and let them know what you have and what you are adding, they will get you the correct springs. It's not a one-size-fits-all situation; it depends on your weight in the front and rear. It's worth a free call to them; they are the experts. My rig rides excellent on the...
Pre-load is adjusted but I do not have it cranked down. It rides much better with higher spring rates because it's not cranked. I do have the high speed adjustment turned up because I do not use sway bars, I have Antirocks front and rear. My Fox shocks were VERY soft from the factory...
I run Ridge Grapplers on my Raptor and Trail Grapplers on my Bronco and have no issues. However, the AZ rocks were taking chunks out of my KO2s, and every tire was torn up. Ridge Grapplers, in my opinion, work very well for an all-terrain tire.
I like the Turn-off-road reinforcement; it has held up really well. Although you have many good brands listed, TURN's hinges were the deciding factor for me.