Hey all, for all you running this setup how is your Bak Revolver holding up to the added weight on the t-slots?
There's not much to the support brackets for the Tonneau, but I imagine most of the weight is distributed over the bed sides/rails.
Thanks,
Mike
Just updating this thread. Bilstein has been a pleasure to work with. New thicker/sleeves supplied. I can’t imagine this not being a change for them moving forward.
Mike
Just had this issue. You could try disconnecting and cleaning the connector but it’s probably coming from the magnet inside. I also had a gear change about 3,000 miles ago. Gear oil was drained at 500 miles after regear. Maybe more metal particles caused sensor to fail maybe just coincidence...
Looks great. They have the code for 40% off right now (USA24). Really looking at these. Are they wide enough for a foot? Is there enough material at the back end near the rear tire/wheel well to stand on and get items from the back of the truck? Thanks!
I'm currently running the AEV XP8100s. I'm pretty sure they are the same measurements. Love everything about the lift and shocks except the sleeves in the rear. The Bilstein tuning with the AEV springs are incredible. Check out my post from May 25th in the below thread. I'm currently working...
Could you please add the Bilstein 8100 smooth bodies to the chart?
2-3" Front
Collapsed 17.38"
Extended 27.20"
3-4.5" Front
Collapsed 18.22"
Extended 28.89"
2-4.5" Rear (yes only one rear)
Collapsed 17.57"
Extended 29.33"
Thank you,
Mike
I think you hit the nail on the head. The hanger compresses so much it makes the sleeve not square anymore which pushes it into the already bigger holes. Thanks for the tip!
I was thinking the same thing! I heard a clicking noise that’s what alerted me to it. Noise doesn’t happen during normal driving just off-road during quick shaft speed events or going off a curb.
@Badunit you are not the only one this is happening to. Recently installed an AEV kit with the Bilstein 8100s and I’m having the same issue in the rear. I personally think the OD of the sleeve is too close in size to the ID of the factory shock mount hole which is causing it to slip in and crush...