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Just to be clear. This isn't caused by the bolt. Just looking at the diameter of the bolt to the damage radius you can see that they don't line up. As others have said. Damage is from the mic top. I bet if you flip the Mic top over and look at the location for this bolt you will find some Bronco...

Looks like a refrigerator.

Lol First song made me want to watch Iron Eagle again.

Too many shiny bolt heads.

Much better, thanks! So it's Sand, Muted Tan, and Hayseed....

You're right. Those aren't squatch fenders. The extra wide tires threw me off, and that's what I was referring to regarding the extra rolling weight/resistance.

Still not an even comparison. The Bronco was squatched and that's more rolling resistance compared to the 4 cyl Sahara. You can see the tire size difference. At the end of the day though, I could care less about drag racing the bronco.

Too much white

I did a search in my area and only found a couple within 50 miles. But look what I DID find....nom nom nom https://www.carsforsale.com/vehicle/details/76889938

I would think it will hold up fine. If they add the plastic additive to the paint to handle the slight flexing similar to car bumper covers, it should be fine. Plus the MIC tops are much thicker than the standard car bumper covers and will have less flex.

In all fairness, do we know if the Bronco in that video is still running?

I'm wondering if some sand might have gotten sucked into the engine somehow and caused the seizing.

Delrin is tough to find anything to stick to it, but yeah, something like that would help keep it centered. HMW or UHMW PE or Urethane would work great.

Adding a foam spacer to take up the lateral movement would fix that. Maybe not even foam...maybe a small block of plastic attached with 3M tape to the rails to take up slack.

Here is another option. https://www.mcmaster.com/surface-protection-tape/color~clear/material~plastic/material~teflon-fep-plastic/

The rumor is Gunstock mountain near Laconia....stay tuned.

All joking aside. If you're planning on new wheels then the Base is a great option.

I think its sad

I though the #1 rule about aftermarket wheels was you don't talk about aftermarket wheels.

Agreed Tired of the blacked out wheels.I'm actually tired of the satin silver aluminum wheel look too. I think I want chrome again. (just don't let me buy any parachute pants)