Site has been updated and is back up and running. The below link is a PDF version of the install instructions.
https://lobooffroad.com/instructions/F6-17-123B_INST.pdf
Hello, My apologies for the delay in response. Everything is ok with the company, I have been busy, developing new products, and unfortunately have not had the time to keep up on the forums and social media. Below is a video link for the hidden winch skid and the 2.7 heat exchanger relocation kit
In stock. I am currently back east for the racing business, for all those that have ordered this last week. I will be working on order shipments on Monday.
Thank you for sharing!!! Im glad to hear you are happy with the product!
I would like to also add that this system will work on a 2 and 4 door, as I know some were concerned that they were not the same.
We have high and tight options in a winch and non winch versions, with a rear corresponding bumper.
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/lobo-off-road-wnc-front-winch-bumper.55472/
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/lobo-off-road-hnt-front-bumper.55467/...
Hello, Not sure if you have come across our HNT WNC bumper, is is considered a hidden winch bumper, as the bumper is only 1" forward in between the D rings, compared to the factory modular bumper.
https://lobooffroad.com/product/wnc-front-winch-bumper-bronco/...
In case you have not come across our HNT rear bumper, a link to the website as well as a link to the forum post on our bumper is below. The HNT ( high and tight) rear bumper utilizes factory sensors, and will have replacement panels to accommodate lights in the near future...
UPDATE! ALUMINUM VERSION NOW AVAILABLE!
There is now a version of this Shock Skid available in 3/16" aluminum. It is left bare (no powder coating) revealing the item's beautiful TIG welds. While materials and working with aluminum are slightly more expensive, not needing to powder coat them...
UPDATE! ALUMINUM VERSION NOW AVAILABLE!
There is now a version of this Shock Skid available in 3/16" aluminum. It is left bare (no powder coating) revealing the item's beautiful TIG welds. While materials and working with aluminum are slightly more expensive, not needing to powder coat them...
Im trying to ship out the raw orders this week, if not for sure next week. For the powder coated one, I will be taking them to powder beginning of next week. Im welding up the batch this week. I will also be verifying fitment on a 2 door on Friday.