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There are better aftermarket suspension choices to choose from for your 2022 Badlands than trying to switch over to 2025 factory suspension pieces.
As for the bumpers, I also have a Badlands, I like the version we have much better than the 2025 with the poser tin wrap. It would be nice if an aftermarket company could come up with something along the lines of what the SEMA show Bronco Sport had, unfortunately I don't think there is really a market to make it worth while for a vendor to produce offroad style brush bars for the front and rear bumpers. Nudge bars that are already on the market are basically glorified light bars, and will not protect anything.
As for the bumpers, I also have a Badlands, I like the version we have much better than the 2025 with the poser tin wrap. It would be nice if an aftermarket company could come up with something along the lines of what the SEMA show Bronco Sport had, unfortunately I don't think there is really a market to make it worth while for a vendor to produce offroad style brush bars for the front and rear bumpers. Nudge bars that are already on the market are basically glorified light bars, and will not protect anything.
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If you want a suspension system that uses springs, there is Eibach which works with your standard struts and shocks, Bilstein now has their Terasport suspension for the Sport, Rough Country has a complete suspension replacement kit and Flatout suspension offers different level suspension packages. It all depends on which end of the pool you want to jump into.
If you're just looking for a lift, spacer lifts are the most economical though the Eibach springs aren't much more and better overall than using spacers.
If you're just looking for a lift, spacer lifts are the most economical though the Eibach springs aren't much more and better overall than using spacers.
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The Eibach Springs are fantastic. Keeps original suspension parts but uses longer springs to get a lift. I have them installed and the ride feels the same if not slightly better.
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The rings are ok, I don't care for the tin wrap, at least its not as bad as the front.
I was thinking of something more like this.
I was thinking of something more like this.
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awesome really like it !! thanks .. https://eibach.com/product-releases/2021-2022-ford-bronco-sport-badlands
How about high-speed driving?
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You definitely feel higher up so I wouldn’t take a corner at typical speeds due to higher center of gravity. But it feels great at higher speeds as well.
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I think you’ll love it. Especially with a Badlands if you plan on going off roading those two things will make it pretty capable.thanks man! 245 + eibach
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Where can i order the part ? i´m from Argentina and i believe i can take it via curier or something like thatOrder the parts.
Looks great with the D-rings!
