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I just noticed the rebound is also adjustable on these shocks. I saw dobison also offers this but they are very difficult to adjust when on the Bronco or hear the clicks. Would you mind showing some pics or details on how easy they are adjust when on the vehicle? The front looks like it’s easy to get to. Not sure on the rear.

That would be nice feature. Most shocks don’t have this!

Apologies for the delay in replying, missed this post! Yes, they are 3-Way adjustable :)

For the eear coilovers- HSC & LSC can be accessed from reaching into the wheel well, and Rebound is on the bottom of the damper, facing the rear of the vehicle.




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Apologies for the delay in replying, missed this post! Yes, they are 3-Way adjustable :)

For the eear coilovers- HSC & LSC can be accessed from reaching into the wheel well, and Rebound is on the bottom of the damper, facing the rear of the vehicle.




Thanks for the video!
 
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Anyone gonna order a set? I’m gonna wait until the fall before deciding to buy. I do like how I can run minimal lift without having to worry about CVs or tie rod angles. One thing I don’t like is you have to drill a small hole in the rear passenger on the frame to mount the shock bracket.
 

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Anyone gonna order a set? I’m gonna wait until the fall before deciding to buy. I do like how I can run minimal lift without having to worry about CVs or tie rod angles. One thing I don’t like is you have to drill a small hole in the rear passenger on the frame to mount the shock bracket.
After sawing off the crash bar mounts and banging on things with a big hammer to get them lined back up, drilling a small hole is no big deal.
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