2022 OBX Sasquatch Lift Question

[texasmark04]

Ok guys, need to get an expert opinion from the board. I have had my 2022 OBX 4 door (Sasquatch) Bronco since April, and I'm ready to do my first major modification, lift (I want to move up to 37" inch tires). Now, I won't be doing any hard-cord off-roading, I did the Off Rodeo here in TX and I would be extremely nervous about taking my own vehicle through some those trailers. So, she is a daily driver, plus beach (sand) and some light trails (loose gravel, hills, etc.). Nothing crazy. I have 3 Lift Kits that I'm looking at, and would love to get some feedback from group on each, especially if you have it installed. I'm looking at putting 37x12.5x17 Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T, with Fuel 17x9 with 1+ offset:

• Kit #1: 3" ReadyKit SST Lift Kit (69-21300) - This was actually recommended to by my local 4WP Store, and its the most expensive kit (~$1800 with labor)
• Kit #2: 3" Adventure Series Lift Kit by Zone (F97) - About $400 cheaper, but noticed it only says 2021 (not sure if 2022 models would be different?)
• Kit #3: 4" Adventure Series Lift Kit by Zone (F95) - same as Kit #2, it only says 2021 so not sure if 2022 models would be ok?
• Kit #4: 2.5" Rough Country 4WD Lift Kit (51071) - cheapest of the kits, says it will allow 37" tires if no OEM crash bars (Sasquatch do not have crash bars)

Thoughts? Comments?

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[Lurker B6G]

1) Meh
2) Yes - Fits 2022 also
3) No - Not for SAS ("base model shocks")
4) No - Poor design (I have nothing against RC products - this kit is too much spacer with only a little diff drop).

Never installed any of them - No Bronco yet.
Just my opionin after spending too much time on here...

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[TheKim]

Ok guys, need to get an expert opinion from the board. I have had my 2022 OBX 4 door (Sasquatch) Bronco since April, and I'm ready to do my first major modification, lift (I want to move up to 37" inch tires). Now, I won't be doing any hard-cord off-roading, I did the Off Rodeo here in TX and I would be extremely nervous about taking my own vehicle through some those trailers. So, she is a daily driver, plus beach (sand) and some light trails (loose gravel, hills, etc.). Nothing crazy. I have 3 Lift Kits that I'm looking at, and would love to get some feedback from group on each, especially if you have it installed. I'm looking at putting 37x12.5x17 Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T, with Fuel 17x9 with 1+ offset:

• Kit #1: 3" ReadyKit SST Lift Kit (69-21300) - This was actually recommended to by my local 4WP Store, and its the most expensive kit (~$1800 with labor)
• Kit #2: 3" Adventure Series Lift Kit by Zone (F97) - About $400 cheaper, but noticed it only says 2021 (not sure if 2022 models would be different?)
• Kit #3: 4" Adventure Series Lift Kit by Zone (F95) - same as Kit #2, it only says 2021 so not sure if 2022 models would be ok?
• Kit #4: 2.5" Rough Country 4WD Lift Kit (51071) - cheapest of the kits, says it will allow 37" tires if no OEM crash bars (Sasquatch do not have crash bars)

Thoughts? Comments?

What did you end up going with, if you don't mind me asking?

I'm looking at the ReadyKit as well currently.

 

[texasmark04]

What did you end up going with, if you don't mind me asking?

I'm looking at the ReadyKit as well currently.

So ended up going different route than the items listed above. After doing some more research, I settle on Zone 2" Lift Kit for Badlands/Sasquatch. There are several threads in the forums on this kit, I liked it because it doesn't interfere with the Factory Ride Quality and designed to work within operating limits of the factory UCA's. I even had the guys at my local 4WheelParts store confirm this upon installation. Below is the site I bought the kit from, not really expensive at all. Installation on the labor was around $600. I put 37" Mickey Thompson tires and I only get very slight rub when I back out of driveway (I have a steep angle). I could probably eliminate completely if I added a spacer as I'm about 1+ Offset right now.

https://www.cjponyparts.com/zone-of...Confirmation&utm_medium=Email&utm_source=Pony

Here is photo of my Bronco after the lift install:

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