Increased Strength: The Billet Trailing Arms from Baja Kits are machined from high-quality billet aluminum, which is known for its exceptional strength and durability.
Replaceable Skid Plate: Off-roading often means encountering rocks and other obstacles that can damage your undercarriage. Baja Kits has integrated a replaceable bolt-on skid plate into their trailing arms, offering an additional layer of protection. This skid plate allows you to slide over rocks and hard surfaces without worrying about damaging the arms or other vital components of your Bronco.
Improved Articulation and Durability: The factory rubber joints found in the stock trailing arms can wear out over time and limit your Bronco's articulation. Baja Kits addresses this by replacing the rubber joints with 1" Hi angle Trophy Truck grade uniballs. These uniballs offer superior articulation, allowing your suspension to flex and conform to the terrain. Moreover, the CNC machined corrosion-resistant stainless steel misaligns provide enhanced durability, ensuring that your trailing arms can withstand the toughest conditions.
Compatibility: The Baja Kits Billet Trailing Arms are designed to maintain the stock track width of your Bronco, ensuring proper balance and stability. They are compatible with lifts ranging from 0 to 3 inches, allowing you to customize the ride height according to your preferences and off-road requirements.
Optimal Tire Size: Baja Kits recommends using 35" tires for optimal performance with these trailing arms. However, if you're looking for a more aggressive setup, you can fit 37" tires. While steering limitation may be necessary to ensure proper clearance, the ability to accommodate larger tire sizes opens up a whole new world of off-road possibilities.
I seriously doubt you'll be sorry you got those. They are beefy, and adjustable unlike these. Coming from Jeep, they are a very well known trustworthy brand, though they don't look as "bling".
We touched on it at the beginning. The trophy truck grade uniballs replace the factory rubber joints and the CNC misaligns offer improved articulation and durability. The arms are significantly stronger than stock and can take a much heftier off-road beating. After using these off-road, I’m impressed. I wish I would have taken before and after measurements of travel.
Thanks for the new post. Awesome billets! So how can I get them in a different color. Recommendations. I want to add them to my 2023 Badlands that comes with the Sasquatch kit already.
I ended up getting mine powder coated the green color. We can also get you the anodized blue that you see in the pictures. Just give us a call and ask for Mitch!
PS, I love that you didn’t clean the underside before doing the install and filming.. makes me feel normal 😂
haha We gotta keep it real!
Good video Mitch 👍🏻
Thank you!
The benefits of the Baja Kits Billet Trailing Arms over the stock setup 👇👇👇
Increased Strength: The Billet Trailing Arms from Baja Kits are machined from high-quality billet aluminum, which is known for its exceptional strength and durability.
Replaceable Skid Plate: Off-roading often means encountering rocks and other obstacles that can damage your undercarriage. Baja Kits has integrated a replaceable bolt-on skid plate into their trailing arms, offering an additional layer of protection. This skid plate allows you to slide over rocks and hard surfaces without worrying about damaging the arms or other vital components of your Bronco.
Improved Articulation and Durability: The factory rubber joints found in the stock trailing arms can wear out over time and limit your Bronco's articulation. Baja Kits addresses this by replacing the rubber joints with 1" Hi angle Trophy Truck grade uniballs. These uniballs offer superior articulation, allowing your suspension to flex and conform to the terrain. Moreover, the CNC machined corrosion-resistant stainless steel misaligns provide enhanced durability, ensuring that your trailing arms can withstand the toughest conditions.
Compatibility: The Baja Kits Billet Trailing Arms are designed to maintain the stock track width of your Bronco, ensuring proper balance and stability. They are compatible with lifts ranging from 0 to 3 inches, allowing you to customize the ride height according to your preferences and off-road requirements.
Optimal Tire Size: Baja Kits recommends using 35" tires for optimal performance with these trailing arms. However, if you're looking for a more aggressive setup, you can fit 37" tires. While steering limitation may be necessary to ensure proper clearance, the ability to accommodate larger tire sizes opens up a whole new world of off-road possibilities.
Damnit! I just bought the Rock Krawler X-Factor arms! 😑
I seriously doubt you'll be sorry you got those. They are beefy, and adjustable unlike these. Coming from Jeep, they are a very well known trustworthy brand, though they don't look as "bling".
Question: If I am only replacing the Lower Arms, do I need to drop the tank? (Not doing uppers)
Maybe I missed it in the video, but what exactly are the benefits of this kit, over the stock set up?
We touched on it at the beginning. The trophy truck grade uniballs replace the factory rubber joints and the CNC misaligns offer improved articulation and durability. The arms are significantly stronger than stock and can take a much heftier off-road beating. After using these off-road, I’m impressed. I wish I would have taken before and after measurements of travel.
@@wildhorses4x4 gotcha.
Man, a lot of things to note 😂
I ran out of ink taking notes on this one ✍🏽
So did anyone measure articulation before and after installing trailing arms?
Thanks for the new post. Awesome billets! So how can I get them in a different color. Recommendations.
I want to add them to my 2023 Badlands that comes with the Sasquatch kit already.
I ended up getting mine powder coated the green color. We can also get you the anodized blue that you see in the pictures. Just give us a call and ask for Mitch!
Do they make Baja kits for the 2 Door?
Yes it is the same kit
@@wildhorses4x4 sweeet! Love the videos keep them coming.