Recent content by Epiphany

Ford finally listened? No way...

The "dirtier" of the first two gets my vote. More of an OE-ish vibe without OE limitations. As said, blends perfectly with the graphics.

Nice thing about the Cobb unit, no bumper removal, etc, or bracket necessary. Front shutter mounts up to it as factory. A really easy install.

Cobb IC, K&N charge pipe, and FR tune on my daily driven Bronco Raptor. Zero issue and no rear shutters on mine either.

I purchased 5 fresh takeoff 2024 Bronco Raptor wheels/tires from a member here for (IIRC) $2600. Based on the cost of everything... five factory faux beadlock wheels from Ford, TPMS sensors, tires, and the cost of mounting and balancing (not to mention shipping or taxes), I was very happy to...

If you noticed, there's a skid in place that blocked access to the forward plug that had to be removed. I was changing the cover anyway so... Besides, I don't normally drain from that plug and then just fill from the cover plug. I like to remove the cover to get a good swipe below the ring gear...

Took my rear differential housing skid off, and drained the fluid out. The cover I cleaned up and had powder coated months ago can finally go on. I reused the original gasket as it was fine, truck has 10k miles on it. I used new, stainless socket headed capscrews and stainless washers...

I have this on my '24 Braptor. Looking at the hardware I'm curious, if you know, what is faulty? The heating element that threads into the block or the harness? Or Both?

Thanks brother. I almost always have it in Baja Mode for the enhanced sound. If I want it quiet, boom, Quiet Mode. Camera used was an Osmo Pocket 3, controlled on my phone by the app DJI created. It worked well capturing the sound.

Likely due to cost. Money aside it's a great system. I did the climber tips. Sound is not too shabby for a V6...

Don't know.

I have them on my '24 Braptor/rubber floor and they fit just fine.

That a factory intake?

Gonna do a fluid change at the rear axle after I fully recover from back surgery. So handling a dremel was easy enough, just figured I'd clean things up for when the opportunity arises.