Thatās crap. Moab is the most technical hands down. LV is somewhat technical but only if youāre doing the Ultra4 course for Braptors and thatās a specialized form of technical. This is a rigged thread because you had an agenda that wasnāt spelled out in the original post. Youāre doing an...
I was making a backhanded reference to R3 chain controls in CA when I said āunder certain conditionsā. As you guys mentioned, R3 is a euphemism for āthe road is gonna be closed once CHP has logistics in placeā. 99% of drivers will only encounter R1 or R2, so chains in the box will suffice for...
California makes you have chains in your rig, under certain conditions, even with 4wd and/or snow-rated tires. If passing a checkpoint, you have to show that theyāre onboard (granted you donāt have to show that they fit).
Those have been the aux amp ratings since the first Broncos rolled off the production line at MAP in May/June of 2021. The numbers from your first post (circa March ā21) were pre-production estimates.
I have the DCS 180 AH battery in my Braptor. Part of an entire auxiliary power system they installed. Not sure about a seat back mountā¦I had Rhino place it in a storage bin under my Goose Gear seat delete, which keeps it out of the way and protected.
Super easy. I have a pair of BD S2 lights bolted to the Fast Intentions bracket on my spare. Removing the lights is a simple matter of taking out 3 bolts and disconnecting the electrical cable. Maybe adds about 1 minute to normal spare removal.
Well, my brake line did get āsnaggedā by something without me noticing it until just recently.
As you can see, the fitting connection to the caliper housing has been bent back, obviously by some impact, and has worn a groove on the inner tire surface. Even more concerning though, is that the...
Interested in this. I recently discovered that my rear driver soft brake line had been āimpactedā and pushed back against the tire (the fitting into the brake housing, that is), scoring a groove into my tire and abrading the soft line itself. Seems like a very vulnerable component in the...
Curious if you let off the gas pedal just before takeoff. It appears that the rig was nosing forward which contributed to the reboundā¦so that should have helped I think.