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It's been asked by several people but I have yet to see it answered -- how do you know what software version you're on.

how do you know what updates you've received -- all i see is "up to date"

Standard housing. Added a couple of rubber grommets to change rotation and allow some overturn.

Was it hard to route a new wire along the path of the pre-routed one?

GoPro mount

Aux switches? Did you have to run a separate wire for the amber?

I only needed one, but they're only $8 for 6 so I'll hand them out when I see Broncos. 1/4" Male to 1/4" Male Threaded Tripod Screw Adapter Double Head Stud Standard Mounting Thread Converter for Camera Cage Mount Light Stand Monopo Shoulder Rig Tripod Black-6 Packs https://a.co/d/axxYIq7

Give us the Ford Performance App

Did it require cutting off the brackets?

Yeah. As cool as it looks it’s really meant for precision work like handguns and such.

from owners manual Note: We recommend that you use a torque wrench to tighten the bolts to the required 22 lb.ft (30 Nm) specification.

I'm thinking of a removable winch mount - was considering a rear hitch mount and just carry a winch with me when off-road. Has anyone seen a mount for a receiver tube on the front bumper that doesn't look terrible?

I’m holding off mounting a license plate on the front but want to mount till tag/bar. Anyone seen a minimal bracket for such a thing?

someone mentioned "other" hidden winch mounts - RC is the only one I've seen. My Bronco wouldn't fit in my little garage with a winch on the bumper so this is my only real option.

Has anyone found a reasonably priced and small torque socket adapter that fits nicely in the Bronco tool bag for torquing the doors and top? Not super critical but getting close would be nice. My door bolts keep backing off - I'm afraid to over-tighten, but clearly not getting them tight enough.

I appreciate the effort, but those are just dirt roads - there are plenty of technical challenges in the woods - creative ways to use winches and downed trees and ditches and so forth. We just don't have Moab type terrain in most of Texas. But, lots of undeveloped land that require some skills...

There are many wonderful videos on YouTube for offroad rock crawling and so forth. But I don’t see much for more casual challenges in parts of the country with undeveloped land. Creeks and trails and mud crossings and lots of irregular rocks instead of ledges and nice big obstacles. That sort of...

that doesn't look like mine (2023). Does yours have a mounting bracket installed for the soft top or something? .

same here on the stl files

I was wondering the same thing - it would seem like the sort of thing you can turn on and there's a setting for it in Forscan, but it didn't do anything on by 2023 Badlands.