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  1. [EDIT:] Ford won't reimburse me for my recalled rear shocks.

    Ford’s PremiumCARE ESP lists ā€œshock absorbersā€ as a maintenance item that would NOT be covered. The brochure explicitly states this. Every extended warranty, OEM or aftermarket, includes some language about not covering maintenance items, so understanding the replacement costs of those...
  2. 4A issues. ford says this is normal?

    does the transfer case have a center differential? if not, that's probably the reason for the binding during sharp turns on pavement and the difference in behavior from other true AWD systems. the 4A clutches can accommodate enough slip to compensate for left/right wheel speed differential in...
  3. North Carolina Set of Black Diamond alloys and tires - LOWERED TO $400 OBO

    bump. price lowered to $400. someone's gotta need replacement tires. pick these up with minty wheels instead! :crackup:
  4. 2023 vs 2024 2.3L engine note

    did you ever figure this out? I also disabled the EQ and changed the other audio settings and noticed that the ESE turned off. I haven't been able to turn it back on, even when reverting back to my as-built conifguration.
  5. Show me your 3D printed accessories. 3D Prints for Bronco Enthusiasts.

    which KMC wheels do you have? shouldn't be too hard to use the existing center cap as a template and design one for the spare that works with the camera. this was probably about a ten minute project, if that, from taking measurements to creating the CAD and sending it off to print.
  6. Show me your 3D printed accessories. 3D Prints for Bronco Enthusiasts.

    it snaps in like the stock Method center cap:
  7. Show me your 3D printed accessories. 3D Prints for Bronco Enthusiasts.

    here you go. keep in mind this was designed for a specific wheel (Method MR318) and may not fit another application without modification.
  8. Show me your 3D printed accessories. 3D Prints for Bronco Enthusiasts.

    Didn’t like the massive gap between the center bore on the spare and the camera housing so I made a custom center cap. Makes it look more finished šŸ¤·šŸ»ā€ā™‚ļø
  9. North Carolina Sold: Set of Black Diamond alloys and tires - LOWERED TO $400 OBO

    Don’t mind the mess in my garage! šŸ˜‚ Took these off my new ā€˜24 Black Diamond. Ran them for just over 300 miles before my new set came in. Includes five (5) Black Diamond alloy wheels, General Grabber A/T tires in 265/70R17, and the OEM TPMS sensors. $600 OBO $400 OBO
  10. Minor Updates - TrailRax TMR Roof Rack and Bronze Method Wheels

    Great looking rig! What are the wheel and tire specs? Fitment looks exactly like what i want
  11. 2023 MIC Hardtop bubbling and peeling - Repair options? (Warranty claim denied)

    looks like the adhesive they use for the weatherstripping on the removable panels. have you tried picking at it? if a soft, rubber like material, it should come off cleanly with a little bit of effort.
  12. North Carolina FS AFE Apollo GT High Tuck Cat Back Exhaust - $150OBO

    Thanks. With no bronco it’s just taking up space. Might as well let someone else have fun with it
  13. North Carolina Sold: FS AFE Apollo GT High Tuck Cat Back Exhaust - $150OBO

    Located in the Concord/Charlotte, NC area for local pickup. Had it on my 4 door Badlands 7MT for about 6 months. Should fit 2- and 4-doors with either engine. Worked great with the 7MT but I ended up selling my bronco so I’m posting it for someone else to enjoy. $150 OBO
  14. āš™ 2021+ Bronco 6th Gen - OEM Factory Rims / Wheels Specs (Sizes, Offsets, Bolt Pattern, Center Bore) āš™ļø

    The aluminum wheels step down from the center bore to a smaller diameter on the outside face because they need to accept a center cap that snaps in. The hole diameter you’re seeing on The outer face of the aluminum wheels is not the center bore size.
  15. Joe's BadSquatch Build

    Is there a place to tap into the rear speakers from the cargo area? Or did you run your new wires up to the head unit?
  16. Question about add a fuse orientation

    That’s not true at all. If you put the add-a-circuit in the wrong way, you can have the new circuit on the hot side, leaving you with no fuse protection. You can test this by attaching a test light to the add-a-circuit with the fuse removed. If the light comes on with no fuse, it’s in the wrong way.


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