Recent content by SkyKing

It looks pretty awkward as a road-going automobile, but if it works for something cool then awesome.

If someone put one of these in southern NH, it would be a gold mine.

So... what's the deal with that?

where does one find information about this?

I’m convinced there is a huge market opportunity for someone to buy a bunch of land and open an off-road park in New England within 2 hours of Boston

Mine felt like it bound up within half a turn and I was convinced it would break free and leave me with buggered threads but maybe I’ll try again. Since I discovered the weakness I haven’t had any more problems with the replacement OEM plastic fitting because I now open the door less...

That's funny because I'm pretty sure that post you read was mine!

Sounds like I have nearly the same setup you have: - 4" kicker CS on dash - Stock kick panel speakers (is it worth upgrading these) - 6.5" Kicker CS rear pods - 200.4 amp - Gearshade w/500.1 and 8" round Kicker sub I am contemplating the advice that says better dash speakers would help over the...

I’d assume that it would be pretty easy for a manufacturer do a wind tunnel test on these and see if they have any positive effect. But I’ve never seen one.

I would add the factory optional roof rack for a 4-door to the “do not buy” list. In addition to having plastic fittings at the attachment points and joints, the rack doesn’t extent to the rear of the car and inhibits you from removing the 2nd row roof panel! Huge design flaw from two groups at...

I get that part because it’s a requirement. But why add them to a regular Bronco when they aren’t a requirement?

Yes Base is the most retro. I really dislike the Big Bend/OBX grill. My OCD can't stand seeing all the different things behind the grill. I do love my piano black Wildtrak grill - I didn't think I would, but it pops well against 2021 cactus gray with piano black mirrors, badges, and beauty rings...

I'd be curious about the peculiar attraction to the 3 amber lights in the grill. I don't quite get that one.

Upon my further reading, it suggests that gain (on the speaker amp) should be kept as low as possible, so long as you can still attain the loudness you want without turning volume knob past the HU's clipping point. In other words, there is no benefit to increasing the gain, just because you can...

I just can't buy that a small change in wind direction could affect the path of a rock that's big enough to chip a windshield - the physics just aren't there (right?). Bugs maybe.