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Retired Guy

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I purchased a 2025 Outer Banks without the Sasquatch suspension. I would like a slight lift to install 315/70R17 tires with the Sasquatch OEM wheels. I don't plan to go off road. Just looking for a small lift for aesthetics and larger tires. I have seen pros and cons with the RC spacer lift and I have spoke to a number of local shops that say this is good option for what I am looking to accomplish.
I would appreciate feedback on other options I might consider to lift my Bronco.
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Nothing wrong with a small spacer lift…I would recommend a solid aluminum spacer…the easiest and cheapest way for fit those wheels & tires on road would be a 3/4” body lift (if ya even need that)…the proper way would be replacement coilovers (some takeoff Fox ones would be bang for the buck)…good luck!
 

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There are so many threads about this. Please use the search bar. That one from Snacktime is a good one!
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