I don't have the B&O system but the 7 speaker system was bashed on many threads. I upgraded dash speakers, went to bigger pods, replaced subwoofer with 8" and changed some forscan settings. Mine also sounds much better than what i've been reading about. I've decided to hold off an any amp...
I haven't purchased the Moab trail book yet - on my list of things to buy. Is it a safe bet to say there are trails that are challenging but can be handled by my Non-SAS Outer Banks? Currently have 32" tires but looking for a set of 35". Not planning any lifts or suspension changes as Moab is...
I've looked at all the other tube doors out there and don't think any of them come close to how these look. Especially love the weather and molle panels.
Do the guide pins work well? I haven't taken my doors off yet. Got the top off last weekend. A PITA to take on/off. I'll be working on a garage roof lift next.
Seems like several people have bought their offerings with good reviews so hopefully not. Some kind of family issue most likely. A couple of things i would like but budget doesn't allow at this time.
Using Forscan and the non-as built text screens I enabled everything 'Tow' related. Mostly in the APIM module but i looked at every module with the text screens. Might have been a few things in the Door modules for the BLIS. I don't have the Brake controller module so I did not enable that...
My experience on the 4 pin was the left turn light and running lights worked. the brake and right turn did not without the Trailer Control Module. I think the brake is right/left together so that's why it didn't work - no right turn signal.
I'll let others comment to verify one way or the other.
From what I'm reading going with 35", no lift, no spacers would be OK but probably have to remove the crash bars. Impact to mileage, a little more wear and tear on components. I'll be 90% errand running, a few trips to the airport and flat towing and a little mild trail riding. Now to find...
i would agree with Brian_B - make a set of as-built backups of all the modules available as the first thing you do, put them in a subfolder and keep them as long as you own the bronco.
Then when you start making changes to specific modules back them up as well. I put them into folder named...