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Thanks! I might try plasti-dip and see if it's something I want permanent or at all. I had bought one of the plastic white mirror cap covers and it was hit or miss on my opinion of it plus the quality of them was garbage so I sent them back.
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Thanks! I might try plasti-dip and see if it's something I want permanent or at all. I had bought one of the plastic white mirror cap covers and it was hit or miss on my opinion of it plus the quality of them was garbage so I sent them back.
I would suggest body color, but I would be afraid of losing the definition of the Heritage flares. Body color works on my "tribute" Heritage, but I like that those white flares really show off the squareness.
 

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With winter coming in the Colorado mountains are the Goodyear tires Great, Acceptable, or Suck for snowy conditions?
Beasts. Love my bronco in the snow. Only thing it needs is headlight warmers to melt stuck on ice.

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I would suggest body color, but I would be afraid of losing the definition of the Heritage flares. Body color works on my "tribute" Heritage, but I like that those white flares really show off the squareness.
I hope you don't mind, here's yours if anyone wants to see what you're talking about. It does look good! I've gone back and forth really what to do with mine, did a few small things when it arrived and over the year I've just been living with it and nothing really screams at me to fix ... which I guess is a good thing!

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I think it looks much better in white. ;)
Also paint the hood things like I did. The black drove me nuts looking at them, they look so cheap.

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Did you have the flares painted? I'm pretty sure wrap or Plasti-dip wouldn't last.

I'm still not sure if I should have the black rims powder coated white, is that something special we'd ruin for the "limited"? Buy new rims and save the black ones? What I do know, black rims aren't right, ours is the yellow one in the middle, it's still in the family.
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Did you have the flares painted? I'm pretty sure wrap or Plasti-dip wouldn't last.

I'm still not sure if I should have the black rims powder coated white, is that something special we'd ruin for the "limited"? Buy new rims and save the black ones? What I do know, black rims aren't right, ours is the yellow one in the middle, it's still in the family.
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Plasti-dip is pretty durable but no, it's not a long-term solution. I put it up in my earlier post as a test fit solution to see if it was something I'd want to pursue or not vice paying to have them sanded and painted as a permanent solution only to possibly not liking the outcome.

As for painting the Limited's black centers white, hmm ... I don't think I would personally. You'd have to paint or even better powder-coat the entire wheel plus you'd have to get the center caps since once you pull the dog-dish covers you're going to have that hub opening showing. But ... it's your Bronco, you can try to see if someone is selling a set around you, buy a set from Ford, or you can offer to trade with one of us for our standard HE wheels. I think long-term it's good to have the option to be able to return back to stock if you ever want to sell and I feel the HE's are one of those that originality will dictate a better price in the future.
 

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I hope you don't mind, here's yours if anyone wants to see what you're talking about. It does look good! I've gone back and forth really what to do with mine, did a few small things when it arrived and over the year I've just been living with it and nothing really screams at me to fix ... which I guess is a good thing!

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Thanks for posting! I should have included the pic for reference, so I appreciate you correcting my dumbassery :ROFLMAO:
 

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Did you have the flares painted? I'm pretty sure wrap or Plasti-dip wouldn't last.
Yes they were painted. I'm not sure the exact process but I know they had to prime them with something because of being plastic.
 

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how was the install? i know I'm getting a knew knob just don't know which one/height yet.
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New factory height knob arrived today, easy install as reported. The new adapter actually places the threads of the adapter as a sleeve over and at the same height as the unthreaded oem shifter post, held down by the oem hex screw with a supplied washer.

So the new knob screws down over the top the oem shifter post. Clever.

The inner threads of the new v2.2 ball are likely a larger diameter than the original design, so the old ball is not compatible with the new adapter.

I like the ball, but I wish it was a bit larger diameter for my big right paw.

The knob I have in my Focus RS is 3/16 larger which seems perfect for my hand.

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New factory height knob arrived today, easy install as reported. The new adapter actually places the threads of the adapter as a sleeve over and at the same height as the unthreaded oem shifter post, held down by the oem hex screw with a supplied washer.

So the new knob screws down over the top the oem shifter post. Clever.

The inner threads of the new v2.2 ball are likely a larger diameter than the original design, so the old ball is not compatible with the new adapter.

I like the ball, but I wish it was a bit larger diameter for my big right paw.

The knob I have in my Focus RS is 3/16 larger which seems perfect for my hand.

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You are correct. The old ball would definitely not be compatible with the new adapter.
 

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Installed a big upgrade to my ‘23. I’m very pleased with the change. I think it makes the interior look much nicer. Not to mention the picture quality of the screen is much better.

The kit is from infotainment minus the dash bezel. I spent a lot of time on the phone with dealers to try and order the correct 12 in. white dash. I finally found someone to help and put an order in. 3 months of being in back order status and it finally came in.

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Installed a big upgrade to my ‘23. I’m very pleased with the change. I think it makes the interior look much nicer. Not to mention the picture quality of the screen is much better.

The kit is from infotainment minus the dash bezel. I spent a lot of time on the phone with dealers to try and order the correct 12 in. white dash. I finally found someone to help and put an order in. 3 months of being in back order status and it finally came in.

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Looks great! Thanks for sharing, Tucker. 🤩
 

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Installed a big upgrade to my ‘23. I’m very pleased with the change. I think it makes the interior look much nicer. Not to mention the picture quality of the screen is much better.

The kit is from infotainment minus the dash bezel. I spent a lot of time on the phone with dealers to try and order the correct 12 in. white dash. I finally found someone to help and put an order in. 3 months of being in back order status and it finally came in.

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I'm really contemplating doing this too and regret not ordering it when they had the one version on sale. How did you order it without the bezel from infotainment?
What is the correct part # for the 12in white dash?
 

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I'm really contemplating doing this too and regret not ordering it when they had the one version on sale. How did you order it without the bezel from infotainment?
What is the correct part # for the 12in white dash?
Here is the link to the part:

https://parts.ford.com/shop/en/us/body/instrument-panels/instrument-panel-15993841-1?pdp=y

For whatever reason, it is cheaper than the other 12 in dash bezels but I can confirm this is the correct one. (white with red BRONCO)
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