Don't push your visor forward after you bring it down. Only bring it down ever so slightly so that it's pointing at you instead. Gives you better control over it and doesn't block your view as much
I think they might all look like that. Google "Bronco accessory ready covers above windshield" and you can see it on all of them. Don't know what the reason for it is, though
I've heard that the raptor bumper is slightly different than the modular bumper, but this is where it mounts to on the raptor if you want to check for any mounting points on yours
Sucks that they're not fully aluminum but the build quality is great and they're still a good deal, especially at $130. Will probably outlast a lot of the other steel options I've seen if I had to guess
The process to ceramic coat a car is almost identical to waxing one. I'd recommend buying a decent ceramic coat and applying it instead of waxing it next time
Even if you found a drawing, I don't think it'll be detailed enough to design something using it. I believe most vendors have 3D/CAD files that they work off of, but there is probably some hoops/partnership required to get that
My 2¢:
Black > carbonized grey
Vinyl > leather trim (for the washout flooring, plus it looks/feels better IMO)
High lux > mid package
I changed my order from carbonized grey to black after I saw how good they looked in person, especially if you add gloss black door handles, mirror caps, etc...
This helped reduce the noise from the top by a ton
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/mic-hard-top-wind-noise-reduction-2023-edition-plus-bonus-fix-for-bad-adhesive.64146/
Most of the noise I hear now comes from the tires or windshield area (if I'm going 70-75+)
I bought this for ~$60 a few weeks back (no idea why it was so cheap) but it's very solid and doesn't rattle at all
https://a.co/d/eq0HlSP
Use the install video (last pic on this listing) and you'll be able to do it within an hour
https://a.co/d/9mz0opK
Most of the bad reviews are because...
I've been looking into these as well. I'd prefer to use an adapter over using a block of wood under it since my bottle jack top surface is flat and slippery, so I'm hoping someone can chime in on one of those kits.
Sounds like the latch isn't tight and it could be fixed by raising/lowering either the latch or the catch using some shims/washers. You might even be able to stick some high friction paper or rubber in between there to prevent it from opening
Are you jacking a bolt? The load probably wasn't centered/normal when you lifted it and that's why it's bent
Best to stick to the lifting points that ford recommended