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  1. Pennsylvania f/s: Oracle flush mount tail lights w/ dual function reverse turn signals

    Are you open to offers? I know they have been listed quite a while. I see new they can be purchased for around 440 now.
  2. Eibach Stage 2 Coilover installed on 2.7 Badlands Sasquatch

    You can see mine contacting at the right side of the photo and I don’t know if spring orientation would resolve it either because it’s pretty tight.
  3. Eibach Stage 2 Coilover installed on 2.7 Badlands Sasquatch

    What How much lift are you running? I’m beginning to wonder if I have too much lift causing extra bow on the spring and making it contact my uca. I measured and realized I’m about 3.13” lift in the front from the hd spring and the coil over adjusted just 20mm or more under its max recommended...
  4. Another Icon UCA rubbing thread

    Any idea what lift you have with your setup on the front? I also have 37's, so I don't want to lower it too much.
  5. Another Icon UCA rubbing thread

    I just figured out I’m netting 3.1” of lift in the front from the hd springs and the current coilover adjustment and am wondering if that’s what causing the issue if I lowered the coil over maybe it could resolve? I’m going to have to contact eibach.
  6. Tennessee Pro Comp upper control arms( also known as 4wp) 80$SOLD

    I considered going to it on Wednesday, but I live close if you’d wanted to meet up for them. Welcome to dm me
  7. Eibach Stage 2 Coilover installed on 2.7 Badlands Sasquatch

    I’ll have to look at mine jacked full droop drivers side and I’ll post it up here but based on the spring mark it has to be rubbing slightly. Not sure why mine would rub but yours wouldn’t though on an identical setup. I do have the 500lb springs though instead of the ones that come on there.
  8. Another Icon UCA rubbing thread

    They didn’t appear to be any different in diameter. Icon tubular uca, but others also run this but don’t have any issues. It’s very odd.
  9. Another Icon UCA rubbing thread

    I have the hd springs on the coilovers. They didn’t rub in daily driving. But just got back from wheeling and saw the slight mark where they had rubbed. I assume from full droop and flexing.
  10. Eibach Stage 2 Coilover installed on 2.7 Badlands Sasquatch

    I didn’t they were shop installed. But everything appeared correct. I’ll have to take a look again today. Not sure how it’s possible to retorque bushing bolt after lubing and it’s loose but that’s a other problem haha.
  11. Eibach Stage 2 Coilover installed on 2.7 Badlands Sasquatch

    I wasn’t sure how to retorque that bolt after loosening lol. No worries. Not sure why my uca contacts the spring slightly. I just assumed someone else had to be experiencing this too . Maybe spring orientation if I can rotate it possibly?
  12. Eibach Stage 2 Coilover installed on 2.7 Badlands Sasquatch

    Did you loosen the main bolt to lube bushings of the uca? I didn’t think that would affect spring contact at the coilover of the uca. Way under 10k miles for bushings and joint though.
  13. Eibach Stage 2 Coilover installed on 2.7 Badlands Sasquatch

    I have your same setup but for some reason my uca contacts my spring slightly at full droop. Any ideas? You been off-road with them any yet?
  14. Another Icon UCA rubbing thread

    I have icon tubular ucas with eibach coilovers temporarily and am having a slight rubbing on the coilover spring on the front. I’m not sure how to resolve the issue as the lift isn’t even maxed on the front and should only net 2.5” maybe over sas height. I do have heavier springs on but not...
  15. Tennessee Pro Comp upper control arms( also known as 4wp) 80$SOLD

    Well, it’s priced 80$ and says buyer covers shipping so your math doesn’t math? lol
  16. Tennessee Pro Comp upper control arms( also known as 4wp) 80$SOLD

    I would guess about 30$ because of weight and the size of the box, if you're interested.
  17. Maryland WTB Signature headlights

    I have a set in eastern Tennessee that are in excellent condition, no issues.


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