Recent content by Hammerli22

Looks nice, how many inches is it lifted ?

I only have one off-road worthy vehicle so I went with fixed compressor.

I couldn't drive my Bronco there, but I just saw a Bronco look alike.

Website is a bust

If you don't know how the bronco was maintained by the previous owner,, I would change change everything, o/f , a/f, at filter, frt diff, rear diff, txf case , brake fluid , g/f , cabin filter, check all ball joints, tie rods, cvb boots, everything.

Do you carry just the inner tie rods or both the inner and outer as spares ? Is the left and right the same part numbers?

Finally finished installing ARB brushless twin using SDHQ mount. https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/installing-arb-twin-brushless-compressor-using-sdhq-vertical-mount-on-a-bronco.132100/

The KR bracket from 4x4TruckLEDs advertises that it fits both ARB brushless and brush twin compressors, I believe that's pretty specific.

It would appear that you have more room for aftermarket air box if you're using the newer ARB twin brushless. I have no idea how the new ARB brushless compares to the old one but there are plenty of YouTube videos out there that do just that, I just went for the latest and greatest. I thought...

Haven't seen any posts about installing the new ARB brushless twin compressor with the SDHQ mount so thought I'd share what I have done and maybe some tips. This isn't a how to post, as the instructions that came with the SDHQ mount was pretty straight forward. I just think pictures are worth...

Yea that's what I meant

I used the FP diff cover. Works okay so far, use the OEM brake posts no problem. Also take the magnetic drain plug from the OEM covered and added to the FP cover so now you have two magnetic plugs. There's a guy whose handle is carbon ? something did a good write up on the FP. Search for it in...

I was also curious, so i called the Ford dealer, they said when you order it online and pay for the installation $56.00, when the part comes in they will call you and setup service appointment to program the FDRS. The $56.00 pays for it. Theres even a 20% and 15% assessory coupon going on...

So I'm trying to understand what is the use case for this. It said you don't need a key fob you can just go there and punch the code to get in, but my fear is if something goes wrong and I don't have my key fob, then I really can't get in. Does it assume you can still open the car with your...

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/powering-winch-with-aux-relay-isolator.123640/post-2705567