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From a previous car I had a Scangauge3 So - I went about figuring out where to mount it. I really didn't want it up high above the cowl of the dash. I made some simple brackets out of aluminum that would be screwed down by the bronco plate in our consoles. At first I wanted to epoxy the...

I did finally get the Genesis Off-road panel installed. Liking where I’m at now and also put in two rivnuts to secure relays in the future.

Thanks - I really didn't want to have to look up what color belongs to what up fitter anymore. I guess this solves that problem. I have the Genesis Offroad plate coming for over the fuse box and that's where a ground bar and Garmin power switch are going to go.

I have the blaze bracket. 2 bus bars , one for six and one for the unpowered wires. I also like to use rubberized hose routing clamps as they give soft circles to run wires through and on.

I went with the ford performance b and c brace. Removed almost all hardtop rattles. I wish I would have driven it with just the b brace and then with both. Honestly it’s worth a try. If you can get some improvement with just the B brace I think you’re winning.

I like them! https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/nacho-nanos-as-rock-lights.129008/

So - I used to have a 100 Series Land Cruiser and got an ARB Base Rack for it that had Nacho Nano lights on the corners. https://store.arbusa.com/nano-arb-base-rack-4-cap-light-kit-v5ar2/ I sold the 100 series but kept the lights. So I asked myself what I could do with them. Well the answer was...

Without moving there’s some serious trails in northern MN worth a trip. https://www.dnr.state.mn.us/ohv/gilbert/index.html

Got a rare 50f day in Minnesota so I washed the bronco and then put on the rear shock skids from ford performance.

I was going to do this method but in the 25+ models with rear AC vents, the new ducts take up almost all the empty space in the center console.

I just did this project in my 25. For some reason I couldn’t get the M2M bracket to work like it did on my 22. So I abandoned that method and just went straight in the glove box. I used the rugged radios a pillar mount and love it. I have 3 antennas. Ghost. 12” and a 36” midland. 3db, 4.1db...

Lots of threads on here but I really like rally armor.

All bolts get toque seal can color code the bolts based on mechanical system of the car...

I have a couple drawers I did by myself but now focus on brands that ship them. GripEdge, Boxo and Sonic all have foam inserts. The underrated value of it is knowing that you’ve put all your tools away.

Got some new tools yesterday from grip edge. Between our trucks covered in torx plus and how many aftermarket solutions utilize hex fasteners I splurged and got these new tools. Their purchase in hex and torx plus fasteners is great. Project Farm and Torque Test Channel on YouTube sold me also...

Heard from the company and they said in the next couple weeks they’ll have shipping more sorted out and reasonable.

The markings are accurate so that’s super nice. Sorry I don’t check what they’re charging for shipping. I was just excited they were shipping to the US again.

I’ve used a number of types of tire deflators. And finally landed on my favorites. I got them a few years back, and recently you couldn’t get them in the US because of (waves hands in the air) reasons. Well they’re back now...

I’ll only buy direct from ford or resellers now. User tried to scam me.