The mounting bracket mounts to the top bolts. So if you draw a line across from your top mounts on one side to the other, this would be the bottom of the basket.
I’ve got some parts available that I could bring if anyone is interested. I have
1. Full Sasquatch suspension, coil overs, upper and lower control arms, front cv axles, rear upper and lower control arms.
2. 4WP Fender delete kit for 2 door, unopened/ new
3. BAMF tailgate support
4. JCR interior...
I’m picking up my Bronco in Grand Junction Monday morning, May 1, and heading straight to Moab. I won’t be there early enough for the Monday ride but I’m in for anything that afternoon.
I’m running the Next Venture sliders and full skids on my 2 door. I also opted for full uhmw on everything. Everything is beefy as hell. I would actually like to look into tying the sliders into the frame though, I’m worried that my body will bend if I test the sliders hard enough as they are so...
I absolutely hate it from the depths of my heart. I hope the Ford employee that came up with this has diarrhea, and a belt malfunction, at this very moment.
Did you bolt the bracket to the rail or use a ball/arm?
I’ve been using OnX off-road with the offline maps for a while now and I’ve experienced some glitches that left me without navigation. This is the primary reason I’m wanting to install the Lowrance. With the Lowrance it works every time...
I have seen very few 60 and 70 year old driving Broncos regardless of door count. I’m Gen X and the two door was the only one I wanted. I’ve got one of each only because the Braptor doesn’t come in two door. A 2 door on the 4 door chassis would be perfect.
So the real world, at the tires, gain is really 43hp? I purchased the whipple tuner for my 2.7 and I’ve been happy with it but this seems like a lot of bait and switch to me. Why is there a dyno chart showing a 60hp gain if there wasn’t a dyno run with a 60hp gain result? Is the Bronco Raptor...