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Price lowered. I have this complete underbody skid plate system brand new in the unopened boxes. I've decided I'd rather use the funds for other upgrades as I will likely not be offroading my Bronco very much. I prefer local delivery or pick-up in the Cleveland area. Retail price is $1,869...

Interested in doing this as well (especially if I can get the heated steering wheel to work on my BaseSquatch). How does one go about finding/purchasing parts from a salvage yard? Watching this thread.

Same here. I have Polk dash and kick panel speakers.

https://ticklemybronco.com/products/ab-fb-afe-10-10401r-t14

Thanks! I did not use the PNP harness, just wired the amp in myself.

No personal experience, but I came across this the other day...

yes, that will happen. But at least you have it wired correctly now. The next issue is that the aftermarket speakers need more power to push them. I had the same issue after replacing the dash and kick panel speakers. Dash speakers were loud and clear but the kick panel speakers barely put out...

You have it wired wrong. The green/brown wire should be wired to the yellow/grey wire and the negative input to the kicker speaker. The yellow/orange wire should be wired to the violet/grey wire and the positive input to the kicker speaker.

I’ve had the soft top rattle, primarily from the rear passenger side, since day one. When the top is folded all the way back, it goes away. I’ve checked all the soft top latch points and adjustment points and they all seem to be adjusted properly and are tight. I really think it has something to...

Here is a video that talks about this issue on the Fab Four bumper. They seem to think it’s not a big deal.

I did not run new speaker wires to the dash (only down to the kick panel area). I had previously replaced both the dash and kick panel speakers using the metra harnesses. The metra harness for the kick panel speakers has "loop backs" for both the positive and negative input signal from the...

It can set different levels for the 4” and the 6.5 if you use Bi-amp mode. This is what I did. It puts a high pass filter of 320Hz on the dash speakers and a low pass filter of 640Hz on the kick panel speakers.

I took mine to the dealer as well and they also adjusted all 4 windows and eliminated my issues. All done in the same day I dropped it off.

Wow! This is awesome! I never win anything 😆. Needless to say I am beyond excited. Thank you so much @Metalcloak!!!!!

No, I haven’t gotten around to buying the Key amp yet. Plus it’s too cold here to do anything in the garage yet. Probably in the next couple of months though. I’ll report back after it’s done.

I have noticed the same hood flutter on mine with the hood deflector on. However, like you, I don't remember if it did that before I had the deflector on or not.

@TX-Hans - any updates from your end? Did you take it to the dealer? Mine seems to be getting worse as time goes on.

My Polk 6.5’s are 92db sensitivity. It’s one of the reasons I went that route.

I replaced the dash and kick panels with Polk 4” and 6.5’s and noticed the same thing. Dash speakers are loud and clear. Kick panel speakers are very quiet with no bass. My theory is that the 6.5 Polks need more power to mover the larger magnet. I’m planning on a kicker key 200.4 to see if that...