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Hi all,

Recently added ARB front and rear bumpers, ARB skids, Comeup winch, OME springs and struts and Baja Design fog lights. Posting pics below in case anyone is looking to do a similar build.

Ford Bronco Basesquatch Build: ARB bumpers & skids, Comeup winch, OME springs & struts, Baja Design fog lights B1 (1)


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Looks neat.

Wish there were a set of OME springs designed to work with the stock Bilsteins...not looking for a lift over stock but stronger springs to compensate for winch/ gear/ etc.
 

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what gas skid did you get?
 
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what gas skid did you get?
I have a 2 door so there is a gas tank skid from the factory. I’m going to see how it fairs before making a decision on whether or not it needs to be swapped out for after market.
 

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I did the heavy/medium springs to account for the weight. It provided a very slight lift over stock Sasquatch. I’ve not measured yet, but read that it’s .75”.
 

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Once I actually have a Bronco I will be adding the same front bumper. Any install issues or tips? What did you tap into for the bumper running lights/signals?
 

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OP - assume you just had the plastic front bumper prior to this?
 

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OP - Your Bronco has a perfect stance, what engine/transmission do you have? I have a 2.3L/7 speed on order and am wondering if these springs are the right strength for my rig once I install a roof rack, front and rear bumpers, winch, etc.
 

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I did the heavy/medium springs to account for the weight. It provided a very slight lift over stock Sasquatch. I’ve not measured yet, but read that it’s .75”.
Looks like a 2"+ lift in the pictures! How's the ride with the heavy springs?
 

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OP - Your Bronco has a perfect stance, what engine/transmission do you have? I have a 2.3L/7 speed on order and am wondering if these springs are the right strength for my rig once I install a roof rack, front and rear bumpers, winch, etc.
Go to ARBUSA's website, and they'll help you spec the correct shocks/springs for your application.
 
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OP - Your Bronco has a perfect stance, what engine/transmission do you have? I have a 2.3L/7 speed on order and am wondering if these springs are the right strength for my rig once I install a roof rack, front and rear bumpers, winch, etc.
Thank you. I have a 2 door, 2.3L w/ automatic transmission.
 

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I have a 2 door so there is a gas tank skid from the factory. I’m going to see how it fairs before making a decision on whether or not it needs to be swapped out for after market.
OME says their kits are for 4 door, but you actually saw the .75 net lift on a 2 door Sasquatch, interesting. I have a 2 door non Sasquatch with a winch and some permanent gear in the back. Considering the 'Light' kit hoping for no more than 1.5" lift, any guesses if I'd be where I want. Love OME stuff
 
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Looks like a 2"+ lift in the pictures! How's the ride with the heavy springs?
If definitely rides different and you can feel the added weight in the front end. Also a noticeable impact to acceleration.

That said, I wouldn’t say it rides harsh by any stretch. This is not my daily driver so I do not have a ton of miles on it post install.
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