It's super easy to install (at least on a JL). So......Armorlite was probably one of the main reasons I moved forward with buying a JL while waiting on a Bronco. I never had carpet in my JK which I owned for 15 years. I went with just rubber Quadratec mats and spray on liner......water and sand...
Has anyone figured out a solution to the storage bin in the back not smelling like mildew and death? I have a Badlands, it's in sand a lot, I rinse it out carefully, everything drains well so far, but.....the carpet on the back side of that lid is just soaking up all of the moisture and smelling...
I'm doing it to slide my MTB in on that side without running it diagonal or on the console. It's a hard fail, every time I hit the brakes or anything....slides around. By the way your profile pic is badass. I may play around with it tomorrow to keep it in place.
I looked in the manual and I've tried to bungee cord it to stay forward, but is there a way (or am I just being stupid) to lock the front passenger seat in the bent forward position (i.e. the position to allow someone in the backseat). I'm not actually having anyone sit in any of the seats, just...
I can, large 29'er, basically there's two options -
1. Go straight through with the back wheel on the console (it's not too far in, maybe even with the seat) and handlebars in the back cargo area.
2. You can go diagonally.
I removed the rear passenger side seat which makes it a lot easier...
Ha, pretty simple, hard top's home is resting from the roof of my garage, using the broncocanvasbimini so far - no issues. Doors will come off once it warms up a bit more.
It was insanely high when I went to buy, I think locally I got 6 or so instead of Ford at 7%, I just paid it off outright. it's a considerable amount of interest. I had my JL paid off so I just used that towards it.
I've posted a few times on there regarding a bimini/bikini top solution, it almost kept me from trading my JL for a Bronco. I basically go 6 months hard top, 6 months no top/bikini top in the southeast where in the summer it can rain any day of the week. It's kept in a garage and I work from...
Reviving this thread - I've used the washout floors and washed out mainly the driver's seat where sand and mud collect. This will happen a lot with me......so my question is the best way to washout the rear cargo area. I have a 2 door and the passenger rear seat removed. I can spray and direct...
I'm thinking this camera:
Amazon.com: WiFi Car Wireless Backup Camera, GreenYi 5G 720P HD Car License Plate Rear/Front View Reverse Camera for iPhone iPad Android Smart Phones Tablets Which Support Double Band WiFi(2.4Ghz and 5Ghz) : Electronics
$40 for proof of concept, the mount should fit...
Exactly, that was kinda my thought. And.....it being rather cheap, I'll probably just install it when I need it for off-roading and remove it otherwise. No huge modifications required to my bumper/grill, just use what's there (screw holes for license plate).
Bump on this thread - here's a thought, let me know if you see any issues.
Take this or something comparable (at $30 I don't care if I run it over and have to replace)
Amazon.com: WiFi Car Wireless Backup Camera, GreenYi 5G 720P HD Car License Plate Rear/Front View Reverse Camera for iPhone...
2023 Badlands SAS, 2D, 7MT @700 miles, regular fuel, mix of Interstate and in town - 20.2 average, roughly 15 or so miles off road. Hard top and racks still on.
I've got the one offered by djp on here for the 2 door. At first glance, the material is more durable than what Bestop uses. I haven't installed it yet because of this run of cold/rain we've had, and it's my daily, but it likely will go on in the next week or so. I'll report back here.
Agreed 100% on the clutch feel of the Wrangler, also.....this was the biggest one - the 2 door Bronco is big enough to fit everything I need. I had the itch for a 2 door, and the Bronco has the perfect dimensions.