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Does anyone have storage dimensions for the 2-door Rain Gear cover and Broncover? I really liked my Jeep's mopar cover because it folded into a square that easily fit into the foot well behind the driver's seat. It took no storage space away from the "bed" in the back and stayed relatively...

You’re exactly right! And this is why I went with Spiderwebshade. It’s simply faster to completely add/remove. Having “the same clearance as the other brand” as Mike points out above, has nothing to do with anything. You still have to remove at least the rear portion of the shade to use the...

5x9 Vintage Trailer Works XTR "squaredrop" that I've had for a few years. 1,400lbs dry. Pulls SO much better behind the 2-door bronco than my 2-door wrangler.

Figured I follow up here since I had the same questions... but I just bought one and now have answers. Pros: Don't need to modify anything on the vehicle to install, aside from screwing a few mounting points into existing, threaded holes Super easy to add/remove with no tools (takes literally...

You definitely need to remove the spiderwebshade with the hardtop. The front clips go into hardtop latching points and you wouldn't be able to reach all of the other latches anyway. That said, it literally takes one minute flat to add or remove once the mounting points are in place. I...

After sitting in the hot vinyl seats a couple times, I decided it was time for a "Bimini" shade. I was between the @JTopsUSA and Spiderwebshade, but Spiderwebshade just fit my needs a little better. The JTops looks super nice, but it doesn't play nicely with the 2-door bronco @TopLift Pro, and...

Not really a mod, but I'm glad to have my top lift pro back in action. I loved how easy it was to remove the hardtop on my 2-door Jeep with the @TopLift Pro ... but with the bronco's crossbar sitting so close to the rear of the vehicle, the Jeep's TopLift design just didn't work. I actually...

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Mod #4 - Frame mounted slider steps from @Metal-tech 4x4. They arrived in separate boxes, which were a bit beat up, but the sliders were packaged really well and survived with no scuffs. At nearly 60lbs a piece, these things are stout! The design of these sliders really reveals the pinch...

Mod #2: Moved my @Baja Designs squadron sport ditch lights over from my Jeep. I had a hell of a time removing a seized stainless screw from one of the aluminum body mounts, but eventually got it. I then cleaned the threads out with a tap, replaced all of the SS screws, and made sure to use...

After the amount of pinstripes that my friends and I (in my Jeep) endured on a recent trip to the Ozark National Forest... I bit the bullet and went for mod number one. A full @XPEL Stealth Satin PPF wrap. 💸💸💸 I absolutely love the satin black look and peace of mind that it'll give.

I bought my first off-road vehicle about 4 years ago - a 2020 Jeep JL Rubicon, and loved it... I spent a few years building it up and getting into off-roading, overlanding, etc. Here are a few photos of that rig... As soon as I saw the new Bronco announced, I knew that I wanted one. After...

I am also running into this with wireless CarPlay. My phone was set up on the vehicle first, but for whatever reason, it automatically pairs with my wife’s phone when we both get in. My settings button is also grayed out when browsing the phone list. Super annoying.

What is the usable width of the step on these? Both look almost too narrow to be usable as a step to get in/out of the front seats.

It’s not exactly the same concept as the 4 door. The 2 door top lift pro is totally different due to the position of the rear rollbar. You have to raise the top lift between the rear window and roll bar and then fold out 2 arms that will support the hard top. As long as there’s room to still do...

Found this thread looking for something similar. For anyone else on the hunt, Greenlane has some nice looking, aluminum ditch light brackets: https://greenlaneoffroad.com/6th-gen-ford-bronco/2021-bronco-ditch-light-brackets

I love the look of these sliders, but don’t love the look of the top plate. I want good looking sliders, and my wife wants a step. How do the plateless tube sliders work as a step? Any foot slippage while getting in/out?