Those hose clamp mounts were not my cup of tea because of this, and also they take up a decent amount of space. If you don't do heavy duty rock crawlling (where you could potentially puncture a tank and start a fire) the only practical reason to have a fire extinguisher is that it is often required by clubs on group rides. I overpaid for a Warn but it is practical and compact.
How did you mount the OEM fog lights?First rate
I got a 3 or 4 inch T bracket from the hardware store, bent the odd leg 90 degrees, bolted to bumper and drilled appropriately spaced holes in straight side of bracket and bolted lights through 2 of their factory holes.
Where did you get your graphics?Fully removed the soft top for the first time, in preparation for my @Turn Offroad hard top to be delivered tomorrow
Nice. I’ll keep my fog lights just in case.Due to the absolutely beautiful weather today in Michigan I gave the Bronco a bath. When I got her all dry, dropped the top and went for a cruise.
had to paint the muffler black with high temp grill paint since the silver stuck out so bad after replacing the bumperAdded a rough country tube rear bumper
How are these holding up? I got a clamp wireless mount last year for Xmas. I love it but I’ve noticed any slight bump or “jostling” of the vehicle the phone drops. I think I need a better magnet and not this knock off stuff.Ordered a phone mount bracket and rigged up two Peak Design Magsafe charging mounts for me and the wife. These things are rock solid and hold on to our phones perfectly with no movement. No more tedious placement on the wireless charger or fiddling with cables. I went with this mounting bracket because, while the dash rails are cool, I didn't want to be block any of my visibility with distractions. I prefer to keep my phone visible but not in my direct line of sight while driving.
