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Cool Bronco! Even cooler house! Wow!

Thanks for sharing your experience. I'm looking into getting some spares too, just in case. The ICON brand ones look solid, although, I'm assuming swapping tie rods is the least you can do, as well as it voiding the warranty, right?

Can you link the kit?

Link?

Link?

Was just looking at these! Haven't had the chance to pack my rods in the Bronco because I was waiting on a viable solution, such as this. Fingers crossed!

Genius! These will sell very well!

As the title states. Happy to drive and meet in most places in the PNW.

I just got both the magnetic mic mount and the ProClip. Did you need to drill the holes into your ProClip so that the magnetic mic mounts to it properly? I see that the ProClip has two little holes in the middle, but they don't align perfectly with the magnetic mic.

Welp. I guess that's true. Thanks!

I will have to double-check my kit too. What did you use to tighten the nut? Interesting about the aluminum. I will need to research how to negate the static when they're on. Although, probably quite rare when I'll need both at the same time.

Love it! Awesome stuff. I took a similar approach. Used an unused fuse under the driver dash and ran the cables to the radio base in the glovebox, held on by velcro. Waiting on my ProClip mounting bracket for the same exact spot. I got a similar set of mounting brackets by JCR and they work...

This is a good point. Thanks!

Thanks for the info! I’ll check it out. Although, I now wonder if something like this exists without the arm piece? Ideally for me, the phone will be mounted as close to the windshield as possible for recording video.

Hey folks, I have this BYOD rail and it's great! Looks sleek and the materials are top-notch. However, I've been struggling to find a phone mount for my iPhone 14 Max that can attach to it. I've bought two mounts recommended/advertised to work with a Picatinny rail. The first works with a...

Where did you get this magnetic piece?

This looks wonderful! Mind sharing the link? I couldn’t find this exact one.

I appreciate the tip! I think I've modified my plan a bit after doing research. I think I want to tap into the fusebox located under the steering wheel as it's already exposed and requires no modification of any kind.

Appreciate it! Although, I do like the idea of having in the glovebox to be accessible and visible + it has an additional USB-C connection.

Yes, well aware of all that. I'm aiming for a clean install so that I don't have wires interfering across the dash/center console. I'm OCD about it. My new plan is to tap into a fuse in the internal fusebox in the area under the steering wheel. Tap into a 5A fuse (not sure of the number yet)...