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It's okay, everyone over there is rich compared to us so they'll buy all our take-offs because we americans are never satisfied with what we have

The color is great, looks tough. Some shiny black decals would be a good contrast (if you're into that stuff, not for me personally).

i stand corrected lol.

Looks good, I guess it depends on what you're building up your car for and how much cost is a factor. Small example; lots of people went ahead and purchased "bronco mudflaps" for around $100 or so. Mine were $15 from AutoZone, does the same thing. So yes, it can add up.

a maverick raptor would be cool (maptor? mavtor? raprick?) on 40s!! :ROFLMAO:

3 soft top positions (half fold, full fold, and removed) I use 1 as often as possible, quick and easy, no problems on highway. If you plan to off-road at position 1, ensure to strap down the top with provided Velcro in the little bronco tool kit that came with your car to prevent additional...

Cool idea! I personally enjoy the clunky analog-ness of the switches.

I have the RC hidden winch and can reach the free spool release (6'0 tall). I've seen where people use some kind of tool like those grabber handles.

How has no one said auto-start-stop yet? aka, ASS. and with the turn signal volume, is it too quiet for you guys? Mine is very quiet, can barely hear it even sitting still and music at volume 10.

A lot of the trays I've seen don't carry much, I was just curious because I didn't see it on their website. My tray carries all my recovery gear which is probably 20 pounds? They say it can carry 50 but I don't plan on pushing that. Enjoy the extra level of storage! Went snowboarding this past...

looks good! Very large tray compared to the M2M one I have. I didn't see a weight limit on their website, do you know how much it can safely carry?

waiting for west in sep, should be in buena vista

Thanks guys for this great product! Good customer service and communication, installed fast and easy, carries all my recovery gear and some. A lot of people are missing out by skipping out on this!

I had a hyundai santa fe sport once (2.0T), good suv. Surprised the Honda CRV isn't on this list somewhere. I also wonder what other things they're testing, and if it's for general population doing "normal" every day things (mall, groceries, pavement commutes) I can see how the bronco scores...

here to ask this same question.

How much air to put in for my comfort level. So normally, I sleep on a firm mattress so i assumed filling it up to near max would be good. Was not the case. It made the sleeping bag slip around a lot, made sleeping annoying. Learned to fill it with less air and it was great after that.

Just did a 2 week off-road-trip through CO-UT-NV-CA-AZ using the deepsleep, very comfy. Took a bit of adjustment but it is easy to set up and break down (about 15 min each) from fully packed away inside a duffel to setup and back. Used a sleeping bag on top of it and it slid around a bit.

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$15 Amazon boat lights