Search results

As many jeep people as there are out there I somehow feel the nostalgic appeal of our broncos (60s,70s music, beach life etc) strikes an inside nerve with them too , when we park in the lot they know what time it is

Looks great mine is black also and I just put Katzkins in but yours takes the cake

Great wheel and tire combo

Did you have do regearing for the 33s? I also have a big bend, did you have to reinforce the tailgate at all For the spare?

I went with katzkin black with coffee color stitching and they transformed the black big bend into a new vehicle , love them and the install was a same day 4hr job

Sign me up

How did they attach the leather to the rear seats? Does it affect folding them down?

I believe it does , I’ve seen it deflect some little one off to the side and over the top , good but in my opinion

Drove from the eastern short to middle tn yesterday and the deflector deflected at least three highway rocks , whether they would’ve hit the windshield who knows but they were big enough to have chipped the lip of the hood , so I’m glad I went for it

Check out my post I put it on my black bronco I think it looks good , matches up with my front , it’s a good quality , my local dealer has one in stock for about 90$

I hope or people won’t notice I’m in a bronco with a jock strap on

Also it doesn’t look like or feel like the auto zone plastic deflectors of old , it’s a pretty thick material that should last for a minute , if all else fails I’ll go with a strip of black linex like my roll bars (see my other post)

Here is the deflector II on mine in black , it’s and exact match for the factory plastic bumper so it came out well since I’m in a black one , let me know what you think

Not sure about a Bimini , I doubt it , the only part of the soft top that comes in contact are the metal folding support arms , and only when I’m resetting the top by myself

It does but you have to convince your linex dealer to do it as they have to clean their hoses out and reset the machine to change from the most common black color , might cost a bit more

Much cheaper and more durable , the whole job was about 220$

I’m not a big fan of putting film protectant over paint so I went with linex on 3/4 of the rear bars to prevent any soft top paint scratches , let me k ow what you think

I took mine to a linex installer and had my bars linexed , looks good luckily my bronco is black so it looks factory and no longer scratch able !

I bought mine on the saleen website , they had a 6 speaker connection kit of wiring for plug and play for about 110$

Forgot to add the brand was kicker and no need to splice or cut as the saleen set was plug and play