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Anything can be practical if you like it enough, look at how many people have wives.

No

That is for the B&O system. If you have the base sound system you can get the loopback harness and a nice line output converter for that price, and you wouldn't have to run new speaker wires.

If you are concerned about space you shouldn’t be driving a 2 Door lol. I have other cars if I need to haul stuff.

The only thing I wish I had is the Keyless Entry

I saw a 2 door yesterday. It made me glad I got my Bronco in January, or else I would have waited longer for my Bronco. :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

That is what I said.... I am aware of how it works, but thank you for the long winded explanation that no one needed.

Wouldn't a zippered hole be easier than drilling the top?

The Bronco belongs to Ford until the dealer pays for it...

I believe the points were for people who order trims that came standard with unavailable items like painted tops. I got 20,000 points from my dealer and 42,000 points form Ford. I came out to $310 I used towards my center console vault.

Did you sand it smooth?

Mine is usually between 12.8 and 13.8 and occasionally goes to 14.2. I have a 2.7L.

I wish I would have saw them before I ordered mine. LLJ's customer service was terrible.

Doesn't work on the 2 Door, the cross bar is too close to the back of the top.

I wouldn't call that perfect fitment lol. I do like it though.

It depends on how much bass you want and if you have a hard or soft top. I would probably be happy with it in a 4 Door Hard Top.

Sasquatch is more than Wheels, Tires, and Suspension. Lockers, Axles, and Gearing will cost more than the package in the aftermarket.

I took the entire dash apart, but once I did I realized it could be done by taking only the A/C controls out. It would be easy that way. The LC7i was easy too, if you can install an amp you can install a line output converter.

They rear speakers are mainly for fill. You are not going to get much bass out of a coaxial no matter what you do.