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Do you suggest matching HD fronts to rears, or would mixing and matching make sense if most of my extra weight is just over the rear axle?

That's the plan, hopefully tapping works. I don't think I pushed things too far, so I don't think it's too bad. (Famous last words)

Too strong for my own good I guess...must be old man strength

Yikes, is it that bad? gonna be tough to fake my death and move if I can’t drive

Hypothetically, if someone managed to crossthread the 2 nuts for the 18mm bolts on the diff mount at the front of the vehicle, and couldn’t get the bolts back in, would it be ok to drive around temporarily until the right tools arrived to fix the issue? Asking for a friend.:facepalm:

Saw this clip of some coverage from SEMA: Sema clip Haven’t been able to find much info about the company that makes the pop up tent/ hard top—looks like it is labeled “V-life”? Seems like a great idea, so I’d love some more info, if anyone knows anything about it

Hey all, Kind of a niche question, but I've got a Yeti Tundra 45, and i'm looking to stack it on a tool box of some kind. I'm wondering how well the Yeti would fit on top of something like the Milwaukee Packout 22...let me know if it works for you, or if you run something similar

@IAG Performance Any sales or discount codes available right now??

it’s been a minute since I did the swap, so my memory is fuzzy, but I don’t think all 4 are the same part number. I purchased 2 new outer sensors (LU5Z-15K859-CA) which will connect directly to your harness at the outer locations. I recycled the inner sensors. As for biting off more than you...

It’s the way the sensors plug into the harness— they are at a right angle and will not fit certain nooks and crannies on the capable bumper, and the harness won’t reach. The replacement sensors will give you the clearance you need to make it work.

I had a shop do PPF on the entire vehicle. They didn’t do that particular area because of the texture in the paint—they said the PPF would not adhere well and would come off over time. they Ceramic coated the area for me instead.

Mine is definitely not coming from the guide pins. It’s a squeak from inside the hard top itself, and sounds like it’s coming from behind the second row seats. It sounds like two pieces of styrofoam being rubbed together

Do you have a roof rack mounted? I run the oem rack with a light weight rtt in the summer, and I have some horrendous creaking over gravel roads and bumps. Took the tent and rack off for winter, and roof seems to be making a lot less noise. I thought the issue was the oem rack, so I was...

This is great. I’ll give it a shot sometime today

For some reason I’m still on 4.2.1 I’ve connected to Wi-Fi and the Bronco is telling me I’m up to date. It’s not even showing 4.2.2 as an available update Maybe it’s regional, and it’s not in my region yet??

I can see why they reached out, that’s a great looking Bronco

Another vote for Grimm—super high quality. I suspect it will hold up better long term than some of the other engine bay options. Also, thumbs up to Northridge. I’ve bought a number of things from them and their CS is great.

Just checked it out, and it’s a great deal, even with shipping up here. Thanks for the tip.

Nope, accessories.ford.com does not offer a shipping option to Canada, just “pick up at dealer”. I have to go to accessories.ford.ca—the Canadian site, and Ford Canada isn’t having a sale right now:cry: I could come south of the border to pick up, but the road trip would basically negate the savings

That’s what I thought. Too bad