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Length of the wire matters. For a 16 AWG wire to travel 8+ feet to get to the roof, carrying close to 30 amps, it's a gray area at best. Personally, it's not something I'd want to risk and be responsible for.

All broncos have the factory wiring regardless if they have the aux switches or not. However, the factory pre-run wires are something like 16 gauge, not nearly enough for the close to 30 amps needed for a light bar of this size. If you’re connecting a 40” light bar with a 16 gauge wire, you’re...

Good luck convincing a dealership of that.

Just pointing out that there’s evidence that people shouldn’t just consider them tie down points.

Cute!

Per the manual... A. Rear recovery hooks.

Looks like they bolt in behind those plastic covers that pop off in the cargo area: You may just need to notch those plastic covers a bit to allow them to snap in and sit flush. The molle panels I got had a similar setup:

Looks like it's more of a shelf system with cubbies: https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/rear-storage.48003/

I've had my pair of 5W Rocky Talkies for about a month now as well and really impressed with their quality and performance. We mostly use the Bronco for camping and hiking, with some off road adventures mixed in. These things are perfect for those kinds of activities like around camp or for the...

Right, that’s why your test results were the same between both products, which is probably accurate. What I’m saying is tests like the one in that video I linked earlier probably wasn’t the fairest comparison since the ARB onboard system used utilize smaller diameter fittings.

Yep, the hose/fitting diameter has got to be making a difference. The test you ran is probably the most accurate when comparing raw output of both systems. It seems like most of the ARB integrated air systems use smaller diameter tubing and couplers (in comparison with the coupler mounted...

How was your ARB set up, is the hose coupler mounted directly to the compressor itself? I'm wondering if these other tests online are comparing the MORRFlate with an integrated ARB system that's using smaller diameter hoses/fittings. That would explain at least some of the variation in inflate...

In the comments he confirmed both rigs have the exact same tires.

This test shows quite a disparity:

What fog lights are you running?

The compressor, itself, fits in the Apache 3800 perfectly. I keep my hoses in a separate hose bag.

I just wasn't aware of many safe mounting points to use a high lift jack on a Bronco.

Where/how are you using your high lift jack on your bronco?

They claimed 7-10 business days: So technically they have until Friday (3/1/24) before paying customers have to move the goal posts again.

Here's my everyday set up. Just have the two molle panels on the rear windows, but it's enough to get some of the items up and out of the way and provide additional anchor points.