Cornelius
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Finally got the chance to take the beast off-road for a bit this weekend. I spent the night at Holcomb Valley in Big Bear, CA then did about 20 miles of trails the following day. Nothing crazy, but I got to feel how the Toytec lift and BFGs handled some light trail action. I was very pleased, of course!
Compared to the constant bottoming of the stock suspension (especially in the rear if there was ever anything over 10 lbs. back there), the Eibachs and Bilsteins handled perfectly -- no bouncing, no bottoming, and it soaked up the washboards and small rocks really well without needing to air down much.
Took a few pics along the way... Enjoy :biggrin1:
Compared to the constant bottoming of the stock suspension (especially in the rear if there was ever anything over 10 lbs. back there), the Eibachs and Bilsteins handled perfectly -- no bouncing, no bottoming, and it soaked up the washboards and small rocks really well without needing to air down much.
Took a few pics along the way... Enjoy :biggrin1:
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