Recent content by Roofus

congrats on the new ride, but by reading your description, the newer models sounds like a significant downgrade.

please post your appropriately parked Bronco in this thread. Many thanks 🙏

It was not a very sunny day, unfortunately.

Oh, I thought you were saying you had it hardwired into an upfitter switch. Or maybe I'm still not following how you have it connected. I was just curious about the battery bc I'm looking for ideas of how to tie mine down. It scares me having a 30lb brick sitting behind our heads offroad.

Copy that, but I think I got it out of my system the one time lol

Do you mean to say that you're powered off the switch when the truck is on, but you can switch over to your portable battery when the truck is off? If so, how did you do that? Mine is powered off the upfitter, but I'm wanting to add that functionality when the truck is off. Also, did you bolt...

Water level at the crossing was reported at 2.5-3ft that afternoon. It was coming over the hood. I can try to find the video.

2" lift. 35's. No issues other than high pucker factor.

Yes it’s slang. Certainly not new slang. “Explain like I’m 5.”

Can someone ELI5 the difference between installing the OP’s suggested speakers with vs without the 300Mhz bass blockers?

Sorry for never following up here. Ultimately, no issues with Roam cases in place. Maybe a 20Mbps drop off, but that could also be the area we were in.

Pics and install vid for Lucas’s Print Shop case on a TrailRax half rack: https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...ni-case-install-on-trailrax-half-rack.101679/ My setup is hardwired in the back of the truck. I have 0 AWG running to a distribution block installed behind the back drivers plastic...

Absolutely beautiful death trap.

It's hard to go back after using it. The truck feels a lot less sluggish.

Was just a joke. I wish that was an option. But if you turn the car off with it in "Sport" or "Eco" it will ask if you want to return to that mode right when you crank the car and you just hit the "OK" button -- which is what I do.