Installed the Havoc Molle tailgate panel with pouches that I had for my E-Collars, collar charging cables, tire repair kit, soft shackles, and survival kit.
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Decided to try the no door thing for a bit...
Added my First Aid Kit to the window Molle panel, Velcro Tear Away style.
And Baby's got new shoes..........
And Baby's got new shoes..........
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Picked up the Bronco from service, a week after I dropped it off, but all the open recalls were done an warranty work on the awful rattle in the back were completed. Not a sound from the trunk area this afternoon!
Continuing on with my @Mountains2Metal upgrades installed the center console molle panel and the molle glasses holder basket. I have another M2M item that should be here Friday that I’ll install on Sunday.
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Finally installed my “severe duty” steering rack (only one code “steering assist fault”)… will deal with that tomorrow and alinement..also installed Broken innovation Diff drop (fun)…may help CV joints and tie rods/rack some…
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Brought the Bronco used - and it's bugged me since day one. One of the trail sight bolts have always been rusty for some reason..
Figured yesterday was a good day for the small things. Little Apple Cider Vinegar / baking soda soak and much better.
Figured yesterday was a good day for the small things. Little Apple Cider Vinegar / baking soda soak and much better.
You destroyed the factory patina!Brought the Bronco used - and it's bugged me since day one. One of the trail sight bolts have always been rusty for some reason..
Figured yesterday was a good day for the small things. Little Apple Cider Vinegar / baking soda soak and much better.
Installed 3W floor liners, which fit great (although I'm not happy the description on the website 4 the 4 door set says it had the front mats, the rear mat, the cargo area mat, and the back of the back set mat but the back of the back seat mat was not in the box). Also installed the Mabett trunk cargo cover (instructions left a lot to be desired but a YouTube video cleared it up). I sent an email and a private message on here to 3W reference the missing liner but still waiting on a reply.
Update - 3W got back to me and they are sending out the missing piece tomorrow. Very pleased with their response.
Update - 3W got back to me and they are sending out the missing piece tomorrow. Very pleased with their response.
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Installed the Ford Performance diff cover, Looks awesome 
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We took KRAKEN and the old 450 Yamaha Rhino for a mild off road cruise around the farm.
I did a small level to my already lifted Badlands while on my 600 mile fishing offroading roadtrip and then came home to get a new windshield cause it got fishnickered on said roadtrip...
Was a long busy last couple days!
Was a long busy last couple days!
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What MY is your Bronco? Early MY'22, there was a short run of Bronco builds that had rusty trail sight bolts. There was an issue with the supplier's coating. Dealers were supposed to change out affected builds.Brought the Bronco used - and it's bugged me since day one. One of the trail sight bolts have always been rusty for some reason..
Figured yesterday was a good day for the small things. Little Apple Cider Vinegar / baking soda soak and much better.
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I guess I never noticed that the shape isn’t common for ditch lights!
The output is very good for the money. I first had these set up pointing straight forward. The glare off the hood was too distracting and resulted in reduced visibility. That was when I made these brackets to try to raise the lights up a little higher, hoping to reduce the portion of the beam that hits the hood. I never actually my tested if the glare was reduced when pointing forward, I decided to instead point these to the sides to pick up where the stick headlights and fogs leave off.
Now I have close to 180 degrees of consistent illumination. When my brights are on at the same time, I don’t notice a brightness transition between the brights and the ditch lights.
These definitely make a huge difference in my ability to notice deer approaching the road when I’m taking the back roads to work in the early morning.
For $40 I’d definitely recommend a set! The hardest part was figuring out which wires I still needed to keep the mode changing functionality when hooked up to the aux switches instead of the supplied switch.
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