Geiser front springs and Deaver +2”

Just got the 2017 Shortbus back from getting some work done at Cameron Steele’s new offroad shop “Baja HQ”
I went with Method wheels, BFG 37’s, Geiser brothers progressive front coils and Deaver +2 leafs in the rear.
I just picked her up this morning but holy cow what a HUGE difference. The tires don’t rub, at least running errands around town, even backing out of my driveway at full lock and I live on a fairly steep hill that creates some weird suspension angles.

The suspension overall feels stiffer but in a good more planted kind of way.
My wife calls our Raptor a boat cause she says it’s so soft that it wallows around.
That feeling is completely gone, she feels more planted and more predictable.
We’re going to Moab for spring break for some hiking and wheeling. I’ll let you guys know how she worked when I get a chance.

So stoked on the recommendations Pab and the guys made down at the Baja HQ.
Got the Bulletproof antenna mount and the PCI cup holder gps mount too.
Gotta save some coin and get those Baja Designs lights I’ve been coveting.

Looks great! What size/offset methods?

Do you happen to have measurements from ground to fender?

FadedSS said:

Looks great! What size/offset methods?

Do you happen to have measurements from ground to fender?

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I’ll get the numbers. I just told them the wheels I liked and the guys at the shop did the rest.
I did all kinds of research about backspace and rubbing and then they said. “We’ve got it covered”
Lol

Right on man! Congrats again

FadedSS said:

Right on man! Congrats again

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From ground to bottom of fender is on average 43 and a half both front and rear.
My driveway slopes everywhich direction so none of the measurements were the same. All 4 corners were different. I’ll get real numbers when I get on some level ground.
I texted the guys at the shop for the wheel numbers. I’m going by there tomorrow so if I don’t hear back I’ll get the numbers off the box.

That’s super helpful. Thanks for the quick reply and info!

I just got methods too. I believe they are all the same, 4.75 offset. Just go to Method.com and look. Easy

My 18x9 standards are +18. I know a lot of guys are running 0 offset

I think the 4.75 is the closest to stock. All I know for sure is they don’t seem to rub under any condition on a paved road.

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My 18x9 standards are +18. I know a lot of guys are running 0 offset

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I believe we are talking 17", Nimi actually off roads his truck, no 18" haha