Sasquatch coilovers?

[Squarechimera69]

I've been having a hard time identifying some coilovers I purchased recently. I was told they came from a badlands with sasquatch package but haven't confirmed yet. The guy I bought them from bought from a guy and so on.

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[SS Bronco]

Looks like Sasquatch bilstein. They are the only one yellow

 

[1st 75th ranger]

I've been having a hard time identifying some coilovers I purchased recently. I was told they came from a badlands with sasquatch package but haven't confirmed yet. The guy I bought them from bought from a guy and so on.

factory sas equipment

 

[GI_Jo_Nathan]

Looks like Sasquatch bilstein. They are the only one yellow

Not exactly. Badlands Non-Squatch look basically the same. But with a little less lift and more travel.

 

[Squarechimera69]

What sucks is if you don't have access to the vin the coilovers came from then it just leaves the engineering number to go off from. Apparently the engineering number is not the same as the manufacturer part number. I searched all over to try and crossover these numbers referenced in the above picture but no luck. I mean its not going to stop me from putting them on my BD but if they were from a badlands nonsas then i might be inclined to also pair it with a 1" level kit.

 

[GI_Jo_Nathan]

See if this thread helps. The pic shows the reservoir in a different orientation between the two. It matches up with my non-Squatch badlands bilsteins that I put on my Black Diamond.
https://www.bronco6g.com/the-defini...onco-ride-lift-heights-with-wheel-tire-sizes/

 

[BlueBronco]

Not that it couldn't have changed, but the external reservoir on the BL specific coilovers pointed up while the Squatch reservoir pointed down. And yes, both are yellow Bilsteins.

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