Joe’s Tires in Berkeley on University is good. They installed custom tires on my Miata. They were very careful. They enjoyed doing something not routine. But Lo is also a good option in Fremont
I like this DIY storage option with the extruded aluminum bars. What do you use for the surface area? Does it fit within the channels and only supported on the edges?
Cool pics and you just added something to my bucket list!
I've never seen a rooftop tent like that before that spreads to the ground. Interesting.
I have my great grandfather's photo album of him helping build the Alaska Highway before WW2. There are pics of the workers camps with grizzlies...
So none of this would be possible without @RagnarKon 's videos and posts. Shout out to he and his bucket (and his cute kid). Hope to see them together in other videos. And also this thread for install details
I followed the formula many others have done before me. I have the 2023 "sub-delete"...
Yes I used Kicker KS series 4" plus these speaker harness adapters. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BQT36MN7?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details
The wire harness adapters make it easy to plugnplay. Without you'll need to cut & crimp or solder and there isn't a lot of extra wire length so I'm...
Wow, I've never watched one of these videos. Fascinating. I couldn't tell if the crash bars are installed or not, but I assume they are. The crash dummies hands destroyed the top of the dash. Ouch. The view from the bottom is worth a watch.
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These pics are helpful. I have a more clear understanding of the bushing's purpose to support the steering shaft/screw (not sure of the correct name for it) that connects to the tie rods and the pinion gear from the steering wheel.
I guess the only thing I struggle with, as a novice...
Ha. Thx. I actually ordered more white clips. I have to say the white ones do break easily. But if they separate as designed as very easy to snap back I to place.
I couldn’t agree more with @kodiakisland. The Bronco is a crappy family road-trip vehicle. The audio system sucks. I’ve spent about $500 getting it to be passable. The B&O audio is crap too.
The rear seats are uncomfortable. It is a LOUD vehicle. Like driving in a tin can with road noise...
Strangely I’ve seen that video before. But this one really shows the pucker value of Lions Back. The turnaround and descent look far worse than the ascent. But I don’t like exposed heights
If you go to the very first post in this thread there’s a diagram that explains the wiring layout quite well. That and watching the Ford video (also in the first post, video is just ok) and reading the manual pages will provide what you need.
Or you could just skim this thread and it all...