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The arms and links look serious, camburg has been around a long time and builds proven stuff.
Pretty cool...wish they would have talked about lift amount / tire clearance. Just a teaser so I would go to the show I bet! Too far away for me...
Does the mounting for the shock reservoir seem off? I watched it a couple of times and thought wow could the tires ever contact those at full compression?
Also the guy working in flip flops? Ouch potential!
Does the mounting for the shock reservoir seem off? I watched it a couple of times and thought wow could the tires ever contact those at full compression?
Also the guy working in flip flops? Ouch potential!
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That might be a placeholder. There also might be multiple options. Watch for the Fox 883-06-195 and Fox 883-06-192 coilovers.
Do you think that is over stock base height? And the Fox would be the same as SAS?
Does not say on the site but the tires look bigger than 35s.
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To be honest, I'm not sure.
I know their Bronco is a Badlands with Sasquatch and the General X3 tires it has are 35's and they're probably 35 x 12.50 x 17.
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Have Camburgs on my FJ and planning to get them on my Bronco too, good product. I will probably stay with the tubular models though, that billet stuff is way too expensive IMHO and does not offer anything more.
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NICE OSHA approved flip flops.
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As a 4-door (soon-to-be) owner, I'm most excited about the roof rack!
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I also ran Camburgs on my FJ. I wouldn't hesitate to run them on a Bronco.
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Will you be at SEMA if so can you sneak me in 
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Will you be at SEMA, if so can you sneak me in
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