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Awesome! Thanks!

Thanks! I just hope folks can learn from my mistakes, lol!

Yes, this is the Hefty Fabworks bumper https://heftyfab.com/collections/bronco/products/2021-ford-bronco-front-bumper

Thanks! 🙏

I might have to hit you up for a place to rent there

Some update pics with the new bumper and other adventures:

You'll have a blast and those Jeep guys will look upon you with envy.

That's a great list! Here's what I recommend (depending how long you'll be there for): - Take Ophir into Telluride, grab some lunch and take the free gondola ride to the top of the mountain for some views, then take Imogene back into Ouray. - Go up Yankee Boy and as you come back down go into...

Imogene is closed on the Telluride side for another week I believe. They are replacing the bridge at the bottom. But everything else is open. They just opened Poughkeepsie Gulch and Black Bear opens tomorrow. Everything else is open and beautiful as always!

If you ever needed a reason to visit Ouray....here you go! Would you go on that cliff at the end??? Coming Down Imogene

The bumper is from Hefty FabWorks: https://heftyfab.com/collections/bronco/products/2021-ford-bronco-front-bumper

The bumper is from Hefty FabWorks: https://heftyfab.com/collections/bronco/products/2021-ford-bronco-front-bumper

That's another consideration that Tyler at Broncbuster brought up also.

The main thing that would have prevented this would be to install a front diff drop so that the angles of axle's stay linear and not over stress them.

Thanks for the tip! I will definitely consider this

Thanks! I'll keep an eye out for that and consider alternative places to mount them

The best way to prevent this from happening again would be to install a front diff drop. That way it decreases the angle of the axle's.

I don't think personally it is worth the $2200 for the RCV axle's. Coming from the Toyota world even those blew on the trail. I'd rather spend $350 for the OEM ones. What I should have done though was install a front diff drop to decrease the angle.

Still too soon to really tell, but already I can tell that they are nice and plush and already soak up the tiniest pothole, lol.

So BOTH CV axle's blew out at the same time. I was high centered in the front on a boulder, so both wheels were at full droop. I put the rear locker on and tried to back out but the ground was so soft that I was just digging a hole. Then I put it in drive and put the front locker on, which just...