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I just mounted the brackets to the light bar, clamped the bar to the bumper and marked location with a punch hole. Drilled small hole as a pilot, then the bigger holes on the bumper (very slow and steady hand as the lower grill was close to the drill head) and mounted the bar. The light bar...

Added a Hella Black Magic single row light-bar to bumper. Install was easy without removing the bumper. Light output is adequate for my needs.

Here you go. In hindsight, I should have made another hole and run an additional cable.

I did something similar without drilling on the dash or installing the USB base. I removed and Drilled one hole on the accessory ready mount. Installed a rubber grommet on the hole and fished a USB cable down behind the screen to the factory USB and USB C connector. For the sake of appearance...

I got the tackform. Works great and moves the phone about 2 in forwar d from the dash. This allows for the ac vent to provide some cooling effect for my iPhone, preventing some overheating as opposed to under the windshield. https://www.tackform.com/pages/shipping-info

Thanks for the info. Wheels look amazing!

Nice! Is that your garage floor? If so, How do you like the flooring? Do the tiles move when you turn the wheels on your rigs? I am looking for an alternative to epoxy or paint.

Nope. They provide structural integrity.

That’s as American made as apple pie!

I used this tiles from harbor freight for a similar application. They are holding up well and are non-slippery. https://www.harborfreight.com/self-adhesive-rubber-safety-step-mat-98858.html

It is normal. I have not purchased this item yet (I will once back on stock) but using the factory usb one while running CarPlay and google maps makes the phone very hot (apple 12) to the point that it will shutdown on long trips. I also have an Atlas and it does the same.

No need for the boom mats as they won’t offer any benefit. Better off using some killmat on the kick panels and poly fill on the pods.

Added DIY Badlands logo to front gill

Thanks! Will do!

I have a 22 Non-SAS Badlands that will never see any hard core off roading, but planning to travel to mountain bike destinations, national parks and photography locations for the wifey. Currently doing research for an overland trailer -3500 lbs. I added the Tow hitch and planning to add the...

Get some painters tape to cover the bottom of the Bronco doors, and paint them with Rust Oleum bed liner (2 or 3 coats will do). It's cheaper than the rest of the options, will look factory and you won't have to worry about water collecting in the area. Ensure that the area to be painted is...

I have a 22 Badlands Mid Package 6 speaker option (no sub). I use to be an audiophile in the 90's and wanted something with tight bass and clean sounding. I replaced all factory speakers with 4" Memphis Audio PRX4(dash and rear pods) and 6.5" JL Audio C3 Mid bass on the front panels. Added a...

Added a net to the cargo area enclosure.

Hello! Looking for verification on adding the ford tow package to my 2022 Badlands. I am planning to buy an overland trailer in the near future and it comes with e-brakes and the 7Pin connection. I installed the ford hitch when I first brought the Bronco, but no 4 pin wiring as at that time, I...

You mentioned speakers and amps, but did not covered the interface of stock radio to amp. What line output converter and harness are they using?