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Great pictures! Wheels look great, too. Do you know what steps are on the Badlands?

The Badlands has the steel rear bumper. I don’t know if that will make a difference on the rear install.

I'm trying to decided on the best option for mud flaps. I would appreciate feedback on your experiences, and most importantly do they do the job of in preventing most debris/rocks from hittin the doors. I've read a lot of threads. Most seem to work well with the OEM wheels/tires, but some have...

Yes. Confusing. I only know it's T45 because it took several discussions with an ME on the forum to get the correct size.

Per previouls threads... Here's the link to the instructions from Ford where T45 is referenced. https://performanceparts.ford.com/download/instructionsheets/IS_M-1021-XX_072621.PDF

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/warning-wheel-beauty-ring-removal-bronco.45281/

Are you on factory Sasquatch rims (+30 offset)? Some reported rubbing with 0 offset wheels versus +30 factory Sasquatch wheels.

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Thanks for the feedback.

Are they bolt-on or is drilling required for the Badlands SAS?

How do you like them? How does well do the fit (front and rear)? Any drilling? Easy install? Do you feel like they are quality like the RokBlokz?

Dealership has no estimate. Ordered 08/10/21.

I have a Badlands Sasquatch on order. I'm going to remove the rock rails and install side steps. The ones that I looking at are: 1. Rokblokz 2. RekGen 3. Mabett

Does it requrire drilling? Will there be a "plain" one without the mountain graphic?

Does it work with both types of rear bumpers (steel (Badlands) and plastic (Wildtrak))?

If you had a reservation, then get Ford involved.

Have you reached out to RokBlokz customer support? I'd start there.

Thanks. They look really nice, too.

Thanks for the feeback. That's wider than I thought it was.