@ZROADZOFFICIAL do you provide foam and or PPF to protect the paint in your kits? How about an install video (Iāve searched around and couldnāt find one for the soft top)? Also the bronco6g code didnāt seem to work last I checked.
thanks, looks like a great product!
maybe someone on here who has experience lifting the bronco could answer. Other than the boots, that would have been an acceptable angle on the 4runner. I just donāt want to tell you itās fine as I havenāt lifted my bronco.
It looks like the boot may eventually leak. See how the ribs of the boot look like theyāre touching together. The friction will eventually tear the boot. In my old 4runner days, there were a couple options:
stretch the boot out so it doesnāt rub
replace the boot with a different design...
For me I guess the point is not spending $6k on a hard top, then another $500-$1500 on a roof rack to throw up a roof top tent. If I can get away with spending $1800 to reach my goals, Iām ok with the added inconvenience.
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My understanding is that it is the manufacturing tolerances, qc, and procedures that make for Toyotas reliability. Iāve had multiple Toyota trucks, with hundreds of thousands of miles, and the reliability thing is real. That said, Iām driving a bronco now. Thats all toyota had going for it...