- First Name
- Mitch
- Joined
- Sep 20, 2021
- Threads
- 57
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- 249
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- Location
- Lodi, California
- Website
- www.wildhorses4x4.com
- Vehicle(s)
- 1976 Ford Bronco
- Your Bronco Model
- Badlands
The ride feels right too. Thanks!That just looks so right. Nice.
We talk about it in the video but this specific kit costs a little over $4200. As far as a specific off-road terrain, I wouldn't say it specializes in any one. It's very well-rounded in all aspects. Whether taking on rough terrain at speed or crawling through rocks, this suspension did great. Again, this is coming after three full days of off-road experience with the kit. Let me know if you have any more questions about it.Approximately what will this run you and what kind of off-roading is it tuned for?
Love the video! One question, the written portion you put up in the middle of the video seems to indicate the Icon Stage 3 AND an 1.5" body lift. Am I reading that correctly? Is that required to fit 37" x 12.50 tires?Installed the Icon Stage 3 suspension and immediately drove it 800 miles to test it (On and Off-Road)
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Here is how it went
For what I use the vehicle for, the body lift definitely helps. I would say the more important upgrade for making the vehicle functional off-road would be the max tire clearance kit. I would still say in order to make 37" tires on a -12 offset wheel functional off-road, it took the body lift, suspension lift, and max tire clearance kit. Here's a link to that kit: https://www.wildhorses4x4.com/product/jks-max-tire-clearance-kit/sLove the video! One question, the written portion you put up in the middle of the video seems to indicate the Icon Stage 3 AND an 1.5" body lift. Am I reading that correctly? Is that required to fit 37" x 12.50 tires?