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This will be fantastic, thanks for doing this.

I've been wanting to do this, could you describe how you did it?

I hadn't thought of this scenario - thank you for this, relocating my jumper pack now...

What model Bronco do you have? I've been looking at these but the site says "Fitment has only been verified on 4DR Badlands Sasquatch" and RCI isn't the best at responding to emails asking about it.

Any ETA on a HOSS 2.0 version?

Actually it was in an email to Keri, not a thread : ) Honestly anything in black would be better than nothing. I think the same material you use on the sun visors could be great too. Looks like I've got six spots that need covered on my Badlands.

Spoke too soon... no black? Will there be black?

Almost a year to the day since I asked! Thanks, ordering!

I wanted to share my solution for my maxtrax and some other gear I needed room for. I used the maxtrax mounting pins, which are lockable. I also bolted the packouts directly to the enclosure lid, I don't need to remove them I just need to be able to get into them. I of course have locks on...

Came to ask the same thing - I'm in for the HOSS 1/2 version.

I have it, it works great for airing up a few pounds and easier than getting my hoses for the ARB out. I haven't tried to air up over 5 lbs though, and never for more than one tire. The battery lasts a long time. It could probably get the job done but you'd need some patience.

If I start from that bottom corner while installing them, and insure its proper and tight, it doesn't stick out like that. The first bunches of times putting them in, mine looked like that. After some experience with doing it a while, I now get mine to sit flush every time.

Sorry, I meant the one you posted the screenshot of:

Do you have the link to this video? I've seen it, but now I can't find it.

If they are torque-to-yield fasteners I wouldn't want to reuse them. Anyone know if they are TTY or if there is some other reason they are being called out as single-use?

Do you have part numbers? I need these fasteners too for an upcoming project.

I remember this day. And then the feeling of reaching for the center in a non-Bronco and thinking "why aren't they in the center where they are supposed to be".

Yes that ARB coupling comes with a threaded nut. Yeah you need to push down the rubber coupling to release it, but it sits in its normally-released position. When you insert the air hose it pops up. Then you push it back to that resting position it releases.

Got scheduled for two with Granger today... a heritage, and a badlands with all the sins. One is a Grangetober deal.

Well this is unexpected. I got scheduled twice. One heritage, and one with all the sins (Lux, Sas, Dual Tops (MIC + Soft), tow, etc). Both from Granger, one is a Grangetober deal. I was pessimistically hoping to get the heritage, but didn't expect the badlands at all. Currently have a 21...