Cost, quality, off roading? Too many unanswered variables. If you are just starting to look at this, do what I did > scower this sight for hours and hours, then second guess every decision you make. Then one day just pull the plug and buy something. Tjhen realize this will start a cascade of...
They do not like spicy items! Spray a homemade concoction of cayenne pepper and water around your car. Google the many recipes found online.
If it were me, I would probably combo a lot of the above given $8K of damage! :oops:
Soft doors please! We get so much intermittent rain, it would be a total game changer.
Bestop makes Jeep doors with a lower half only option, and with a window add on. They store super easy and are lightweight.
Fingers crossed on this one!
I use mine often. Keeps my truck tools away from normal garage tools. I think it was worth it for me. Keep mine latched down in the back 100% of the time.
Turn off Road has been my go to. Rear bumper matches up. I replaced the modular with their front bumper anyways to put my winch on top and save some approach angle (if you haven't purchased the modular yet)
I have a myLift system. I have higher ceilings, and di the install myself, but you are just hitting studs, so not awful.
Figuring out the right place to center takes a moment, but not needing extra hands to lift on/off is a game changer. And it allows me to ask for help on other things, so...
Love the look and the Molle panel > I'm guessing a 1st for the Bronco.
Any thoughts on a full soft panel. IT looks like y'all make those for the Jeep doors?
I have other tube doors, but they are not my favorite. These will be 1st in line when I replace!
Just happened to my 21. Had a water pump belt go out and my AC pulley out. Apparently that kept it from turning over? Shop fixing it now under extended warranty. Will see how it goes
The velcro does not come off. In fact > I removed mine last winter and it was a pain in the butt putting it back on. Not a worry to leave in place.
Regarding on/off, it does require a few bolts, so I rarely take mine off. I like the wind and sun reduction. Wouldn't say it is fast, but not slow...
Midland under-dash setup for the win. Cannot beat it. Drill a hole for your mic wherever you want and boom! See below thread for details on parts.
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/very-clean-midland-mxt575-gmrs-radio-install-with-mountains2metal-bracket-and-67-designs-mic-mount.70922/
I did have the modular bumper and a JCR winch plate. Honestly had no issues with them (I will put for sale in a few days once I get picks.).
I just replaced with the hyper lite Turn off Road Bumpoer, winch, bull bar set up. The metal is thinner (hence the light version) but I needed better...
I installed mine a few weeks ago > the hyper light (without the swing away tire). I wanted full clearance of the rear wheel wells for larger tires, and this was a smaller size overall.
I love it. Looks good, the lights look good as well. It is a thinner metal, but as you said, rear bumper...