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Yeah, I think it would be a blast on a sxs too, maybe next I'll take the rzr, there was a four wheeler that made to up to the eagles nest but he did have to get winched up it.

Good day.

There was about a half a dozen cameras out there, there should be plenty of pictures. I only got 5 pics though.

Yeah, the back was moved back 5" and the front forward 3", I'm pretty happy with the wheel base. It seems to do pretty good.

Thanks for the good times.

They would probably end up in the corner of my garage with my wild horse coils, lol. But thanks for the offer.

What brand? I could always cut the to fit.

Ok thanks.

Iv been searching and looking at spring rates, what iv found is the OME xj springs have a spring rate of 147, would the lower spring rate give me more flex/softer ride? It also said that the rustys coils have a rate of 150. What's your opinion on these?

If a rear zj spring is the same shape as a front xj spring witch is a lot like the Bronco spring then that is probably what I should look for. What brand would you recommend?

They don't have to be super soft just softer then what I have now and I know there is softer ones.

What brand are th tj coils? Are they the same shape as an xj coil?

I have some stock xj coils now that's how I know they will fit the Bronco buckets but they aren't quite long enough. But thanks.

I'll look into it, thanks. Any other options?

I have a want add up but was wondering if someone could help me out? I put coils in the back of my 66 Bronco, they are wildhorse coils but they are to stiff, not much flex and rides like hell. I dont have a tailgate or spare tire so there is not much weight, I need a soft coil and was...

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Compressed length of my coil is 15 1/2"

I have coils in the back of my Bronco "wildhorse" they are stiff, it uses a stock Bronco front coil and xj coils will work too. I have no tail gate and I don't have a spare tire at the time so I don't have much weight in the rear so I'm looking for a very soft/flexy coil. If it is a Bronco coil...

Awesome project. Wish we did something like this in my auto class. Keep up the good work.