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Guess what I'm going to be changing when the weather gets warmer? Nicely done.

Going back to the "early days" 22-23 Raptors - we were told it was a size issue in the then current paint booth. It appears they fixed that in 24 and beyond, but continued to offer the black fenders under another package offering - which changes year to year it seems.

Could be a number of reasons. One is you need an adapter plate which metra makes and they sell. Second, could be that the way the B&O speakers are mounted. The wire terminals are on the inside under the mounting surface. So in order to get them connected You would need to drill a hole in the...

It was custom made by a buddy of mine. It needed some slight modification to the mounting holes to open them up a little bit more. I needed to drill and tap for a m4 machine screw to hold the camera in place and I sprayed it with self-etching primer and matte black spray paint.

Braided sleeving, or wiring pin connector kits to shorten wiring. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01CN99TCA?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_7

I don't fold them down all that often and if I have to they're pretty easy to slide out from under the seat and place in the area in front of the seat once it's folded.

Under the passenger side rear seat. Pretty sure I saw something in the instructions or online that's where it was intended to go, and using the clip in straps.

There's really only 2 options...dongar adapter and pull from the existing mirror connector (alot to bury in a small trim panel area) or use the hardwire kit and go direct to fuse panel with a jumper fuse.

There is no dongle that eliminates all the wires and even if it did, you'll have to remove all of the ceiling/top windshield trim and a-pillar panels to tuck all that wiring somewhere. The rear camera seems a bit low, front camera looks like a great spot - not sure how that is not helping you...

When my roof and doors are off for the spring/summer, I keep my @Broncover in the back.

I'd feel safer about the double stick tape in the back than I would in the front because there's little to no wind resistance in the back. The one that's mounted to my front bumper I'm skeptical of, especially since the modular front bumper is somewhat textured. Eventually I'll figure out some...

When I had it on the 3rd brakelight housing I just used the double sided vht tape. After I moved it to the bracket, I drilled and tapped a single M4 machine screw into the bracket and used the hinged mounting bracket that came attached to the Wolfbox camera - the center hole on the camera mount...

I have a Craftsman 3 ton floor jack and used a set of Craftsman jack stands and a second set I borrowed from.my brother. For the front I needed a piece of 4x4 block to extend up to the lift point...I also used the included scissor jack with extension but ultimately wasn't thrilled with...

Or you can use G2 Caliper paint and brush it on instead of having to mask off massive areas around your rig. https://photos.app.goo.gl/XeL4c5dzriuXS3XZ6

I'm pretty happy with my 2.5 ton traffic cone. :wink:

Raptor kit will be much more involved due to the different lug pattern - so you'd be looking at hubs as well and new wheels at a minimum.

When I recently had to remove my Ford Accessory Tailgate Molle Panel to install my Wolfbox, I noticed the velcro on the side panels had lost their stickiness. On one of the Tri State Bronco off-road events I noticed that @Bschurr had used some reinforcing screws at the top to support the...

Not to steal your review thread - but for the people asking about install time - I'd say give yourself a solid 3 hours. It's not hard - just tedious stuff - removing trim panels, running and hiding wiring. If you are tapping into reverse lights and stuff - yeah then it gets a little trickier...