I mean, a person who owns a CNC can charge whatever they want... but seat risers aren't a new idea to the Bronco platform.
I put them together myself on my old Skyline and M Coupe thanks to a DIY thread I found a long time ago.
You can accomplish the same thing with heavy duty washers. So you...
I’ve installed these on my Bronco. They are universal for 4-door or 2-door. They’re long enough for 4-door but for 2 door you just trim them down differently when you install and you end up with a little extra material. I saved the extra in case I ever damage mine so I can repair.
I just randomly got an update yesterday, update #23-PU-0707-SY-LC but cannot find any information on what it did. Could this be it?
I agree with Xjeepowner as well, wish the tach could be changed to traditional style instead of the useless bar graph. My BD screen has so much dead space, don't...
I think something may be wrong with your covers or the plates underneath them that they click into, I've had these limb risers installed since last September and my covers are tight and secure.
Two questions, as I've been considering buying these for about a month now-
Are the dimensions the same inside the mounting area of the trail sights? I have limb risers that I put on when I go through the woods and the mounts need to fit the same as the OEM trail sights.
Second, and I'm not...
Quick format should be fine, but full format also scans for bad sectors. Quick format takes seconds whereas full format can take hours. If you're going to full format make sure you're plugged into a USB 3 slot, looks like a normal USB slot but the plastic inside the slot is blue instead of black.
PNY is a good brand, I would just make sure it's formatted as FAT32. (should be an option when you format the drive).
One word of caution though, if you buy flash drives through Amazon there are a LOT of knock off drives on there that aren't legit and usually don't have anywhere near the...
When I put my doors back on I push my mirrors forward (toward the front), then I lay out a moving blanket on the ground next to the Bronco, and when you lift them you can hold the door handle as well as the grab area at the bottom of the inside of the door... it's tricky until you do it a few...
One of my bolts wasn't very tight when I removed my doors the first time either... Also, this is common knowledge but when you put the doors back on if one of them clicks when you close it the bolt needs to be tightened a little bit more.
Mine went out around 4k miles last year, it was some relay/solenoid and Ford had it fixed within the week. The only lame thing is Ford didn't have any loaner vehicles but fortunately I had access to a extra car that a family member has.
No issue since, and the only issue I've had so far...
I'm going to try out these tube doors on my 2-door, they look decent enough. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BPD7NZGW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Granted, Amazon's retail price listed is $612, but on the Havoc website they're actually $549.99. So the deal is more like...
I ordered the tailgate table from my dealership, not the website, and it was delivered within 4 weeks (ordered April 2022 after I got my bronco). Not sure why there is such a delay now. I installed it myself, it's definitely easy enough for a person to install.
Not sure why people say it's...