Bubba went out to Baja during spring break. Says he would like to have a sway bar with. He was also running WT HOSS 3.0 shocks.
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He also has portals, wondering if that affects it as well.
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It absolutely does…
Not sure if RockJock is working on a rear sway bar or not. He said the Rock Krawler made a difference though. I'm sure he'll be posting more about the trip.
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Our good friend @EvanPeterson just released his video on YouTube if anyone is interested, you should check it out.
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If those Icon's are ride height adjustable, consider relocating the lower shock mount location upward 1".
If those Icon's are ride height adjustable, consider relocating the lower shock mount location upward 1".
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Thanks for sharing @Bird Dog Off Road!
Loved the comment about the railroad tracks and how the Bronc "steps out". The day I brought my Bronc home I drove down by the river and you have to cross a set of railroad tracks. In past times you had to really slow down for them but in more recent years they have "smoothed" them out. I took them at quite a good clip thinking hell the Bronc is built to baja.
Yeah it "stepped out" on me and got my attention real quick. Nice to hear this fixes that. Nice review, more than anything I've seen from RK. I thought it should work good though, RK is good, quality stuff.
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thanks! it was one of the first things I noticed, and just thought “dang! what a difference!” even my wife commented on how noticeable it was!Loved the comment about the railroad tracks and how the Bronc "steps out". The day I brought my Bronc home I drove down by the river and you have to cross a set of railroad tracks. In past times you had to really slow down for them but in more recent years they have "smoothed" them out. I took them at quite a good clip thinking hell the Bronc is built to baja.
Nice review, more than anything I've seen from RK. I thought it should work good though, RK is good, quality stuff.
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Agreed. Just because they have a good kit on a platform that they have years and years of experience on doesn't magically mean they will be any good on the Bronco.
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can you guys post the install instructions? pull the axle out or can weld while mounted and on the ground. what would i be getting myself into? what are the thoughts of this also beefing up the tubes and helping with the rotation issue? rock jock is working on rear sway bar. they released an axle back exhaust specifically for it, in the exhaust picks you can see the work in progress. i have my own plan on how to add a universal kit.
I don’t think there is any instructions for it..at least I haven’t seen them and I have one sitting here waiting to go in….it seems pretty straight forward tho….I would be willing to bet you can get a universal sway bar from tk1 for half the price of what the bronco specific Currie one would cost.
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I normally do all the work on my rigs, but I'm going to find a shop to install mine. There's one in town that does a lot of RK installs that I've heard positive things about. I don't know if they've installed the 4-link on a Bronco though...
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This is about the simplest 4 link system possible... If they are a decent 4x4 shop, they will have no problem installing this kit.
Heck, we did it in our garage with a floor jack and four jack stands. Just needed to hand the welding over to someone else as I can’t weld cast. (Not part of the install, but something I wanted done since the truss was being welded on too)
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