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Got the same email last night. I’ve owned my rig for three weeks now 😂

They’re just extruded aluminum and the mounting hardware slides in t-slots that run the whole length… you could probably cut them to length and mount them if the body/frame holes align with the brackets

You’ll be fine! Watch horsin around on YouTube. They have a base and do awesome stuff with it. It’s owned by @Dusty

I love mine...

How new is your rig? Mileage goes up with break in. Great experiment!

Should go up after a few thousand miles of wear…

Throwing these here as it seems to be the best thread for Bronco brand splash guards! Base, v6

In case anyones interested, or looking for more data points… Here’s my morning commute on a 25F day with my v6 base 4dr on 285’s at ~35psi: my rig is at 1300 miles and this drive is mostly 55mph highway (~9 miles highway). Rolling hills, but nothing very steep up or down… turbo stays off for...

The tires might make difference noise-wise. I think the obx has all seasons vs all terrains on the bd. Not 100% sure though.

Better pic :

that’s good to know! Trying an experiment this weekend: 320 miles round trip. Normal out and eco back

Sorry should’ve been specific. Raising tire pressure! Makes for a rougher ride but reduces deformation and contact area of tire

Nope. Just running at 38 psi and using eco mode. Hoping to have the 2.7 broken in soonish and see that tiny bit better mileage….

Threw the Bronco brand splash guards on this AM. Will post more pics when I go for a ride. Straight forward install. When you do the bottom clip on the front guards make sure you get behind the metal part, not just the well liner. You’ll know what I mean when you get to that point!

You’re a hero! Thank you!

Looking for a base 4dr, carb grey, soft top !

I’m wondering if some sort of strap could be used as a stop to prevent over-opening

Any idea where I can find this thread easily?

Haven’t even received that one yet..

Base, v6, 285’s. Just had a 6” snow day and no problems in 2H even on my front hill. Minor slippage but easing the throttle to not force slip helps. Plows through everything with zero slip in slippery mode (which shift it’s to 4h)…… for what it’s worth…..