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You could reuse the factory fogs, but it doesn't have any brackets or anything for it. You would have to drill bolt holes, and maybe use some washers or something for proper alignment. Personally I only plan to modify when/if I get an aftermarket pair. You can definitely run it without the bull...

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I did not have front sensors, sorry.

I'll have to take a better one tomorrow. The center section of the bull bar is very flimsy, the "arms" less so. I doubt it could withstand any type of impact. Very odd considering how tough the rest of the bumper is.

Yes. It is supposed to come with one.

I love the way it looks, but truth be told, I'd have preferred to spend my 900$ elsewhere

I literally almost did the same thing a second time a week after installing the new bumper. It's a really bad habit to get into. I definitely have a healthy appreciation for height-induced blind spots now.

So to start off with, I had a bit of an issue with the "capable" bumper that came on my Black Diamond. When I pulled through my parking spot, I didn't see the concrete remnant of a lightpole. I'm new to trucks, forgive me. Given the cost of my deductible, it just made more sense to go with...

Not really interested thanks, but it really is simple to do yourself with basic tools.

My focus ST had only like a 12.5 gal tank or something like that, so I'm used to filling up once a week. Not enough to be a capital P Problem.

A convertible, utilitarian SUV that drives like a (Tall, heavy) sports car? Compromises are for suckers apparently. I heard the Bronco was good. I wasn't expecting it to be THIS good.

The wheels are definitely too blingy, but the rest is

This is a surprisingly common defect across makes and models. I've seen pictures of it even on dealer lots. Tempered glass I believe is under some kind of internal pressure/tension and if there is a defect the window can shatter for no apparent reason. Usually there is some kind of "infant...

Oh yea, that looks way better than I thought

These look pretty cool but I'm pretty sure the lack of side visibility will violate inspection requirements in many states. In PA for instance, you need to have a "side marker".

Battleship grey might better match your top/molding/plastics than just a straight black would. Otherwise I'd say go high contrast, white and black. It's a real sharp look. Also, considering underground graphics is coming out with a version of this stripe kit, this is pretty much a solved thread.

Excellent! I'm willing to be patient, the dealership insisted on ceramic coating my bronco even though I insisted on not paying for it. will there be a 2 door version?

That's really excessive for a simple stripe kit. I was hoping for something pre-made. I think you can get a full wrap for 2k.

Hey 6g, I've seen a few broncos before with a side stripe package, but on looking, I'm not sure if it is custom or not. I can't find anything similar, although it's a very simple type of design: This bronco is a DiBerti/Omaze giveaway car. I'm guessing this particular one is all custom, but I...

Cloth seats simply absorb your naturally sweaty back. Gross.