That's correct, the panels do not work with the current painted top design. My 2025 painted top appears to be an updated version of the MIC design, but far better sealed.
I'd reach out to Hot Head... I wouldn't be surprised if he's working on a version for the current painted top. I'm very...
I have a 2025 OBX with the painted top. The top is an updated version of the original design, far better sealed than the MIC top on my 2023 Badlands. I don't get any wind noise getting through the seams. (It is not the most current design with the white inside)
But, I have made in much...
Update: My Bronco has a failed transducer that's not engaging the AC clutch (their words). Thankfully the part is available and I should be back on the road Monday.
The AC in my 2 door 2023 Badlands just quit working, blows hot air.
Before scheduling a repair at the dealer is there anything I can check on my own? I did push all the fuses down to ensure they are seated. Is there a specific fuse for the AC? I've searched but not found it.
Appreciate...
Did you read my post? I took full responsibility. I just don't want anyone else getting scammed. I'm looking out for everyone else. That was the whole point of my post.
I've been scammed by a fellow member on this Forum. I set up a deal to purchase his shocks, I sent the money and he ghosted me. In hindsight all the warning signs were there but I did not do my usual due diligence. Lesson learned.
I want this POS banned from this forum before he can scam...
Wish I had gone with the Fox on my 2 Door Badlands. The 6112 Bilstein's are not much better than the stock shocks. Looking for that "plush" ride off road.
I'm ambivalent on the 6112 on my 2 door Badlands. I drove a 4 door with the 6112 and the ride quality was excellent, doing great job absorbing the poor road conditions without the choppy ride.
Can't say the ride is much better given the $3000 cost to swap out the suspensions. I also learned...
Replacing my OEM KO2 tires Tuesday with FALKEN WILDPEAK A/T3W tires. Sticking with the stock size. They are a 2-ply, C load range. TireRack sales associate said they'd ride much better than the KO2.
Fingers crossed.
I think tire opinions are largely based on the quality of roads folks drive on. I live in a urban environment where the concrete panel roads are hammered by buses on a daily basis. The road is broken up and the KO2's can't absorb even the most minor imperfection. Makes for a fatiguing ride...