Eibach Stage 1.0 System

[MNBronc]

Got a link to the lift heights?

From the link in the first post

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[2020FordRaptor]

Eibach just released their "stage 1 kit" for distribution.... finally.

They used my bronco for prototyping. They are very good on and off road. I have factory arms front and rear. The only modification to the suspension is the shock/spring package. This was the point, so that it would be available to the widest audience possible.

https://eibach.com/us/c-988-product-releases-2021-2022-ford-bronco-2-door-4-door.html#page

I've had these on for over 10k miles. I've taken it to Overland Expo West and PNW. It was driven by me the whole time to both events and back (about 5k miles with some offraod adventures and visiting family along the way). Road manners are excellent. Also, it's seen offroading here in Southern California. in places like Lytle Creek, Cleghorn, Johnson Valley, Rattlesnake Canyon (including "The Rock"), Holcomb Creek and several other small offroad areas. It's all been a great experience.

if your interested in seeing more adventures with the system and with my bronco, check out my IG: @shooter_mc_ryan

Here are some pics from a recent trip to Cleghorn for photos with 1552 wheels. I took these pics on my cell phone so if they look like hot garbage, that's why.

That'd awesome!

 

[Bigguyry2000]

Got a link to the lift heights?

It varies depending on how heavy your bronco is. But it's roughly adjustable between 1.5-3.5 inches +/- a bit. A 4 door with armor, racks, winch, etc will not get as much height as a stripped 2 door base.

Mine is about 3 inches +/- and I have a couple hundred lbs of extra on there with winch heavier steel bumper, rack, sliders, etc.

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