So, I ran a short course 3 times and there's a jump at the end that you can definitely overcook. I've ran this course before so I know the limits. I can safely say there is significantly better bottom out control at the front. Before it was quite jarring. It would slam the bumps then bounce back...
Not specifically today, but recently swapped plugs, installed the Perry Parts front bump stops, and installed a set of Brap Flaps that protect the ride height module and rocks being flung at the rear suspension. Bumpstops and flaps performed well this weekend at a short course track event. Don’t...
they are pricey for what they are but first impressions are good. Much better controlled bottoming out at the front. I’m hoping someone here can grab a video
@ZFGracing tune by far. Who wouldn't want 100+ more horsepower on tap? I rode in a stock Raptor the other day. I had forgotten how slow they are in factory form.
Mine are from FactionFab but doesn't look like they have any in stock right now. You want high grade forged aluminum and hub centric. something like this:
Bronco RAPTOR 2022+ Rokblokz Elite Wheel Spacers — RokBlokz
Can't do this with the B&O. You have to get a DSP to modify the B&O in the same way and thats $$$
https://mobridge.us/product/ford-bronco-amplifier-plug-and-play-a2b/
The 2025's supposedly have a better DSP amp out of the box, but I haven't heard one in person
E's for the toughness. Every Raptor event I go to, I see others get punctures on the stock KO2's.
I also wheel a lot solo, so I need maximum toughness for reliability. They also deform just fine when you air them down. Only con really is just having the low air pressure light on all the time...
I have these with the SSV speakers and the install was easy. It would be even easier if you installed them at the same time you have the top off. Definitely a volume and clarity improvement over the factory B&O speakers.
Schofield/Punchbowl was awesome when I did it a couple of years go. The Raptor width made it pretty sketchy in a few parts, but the views/scenery was worth it.