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The rakattach latch doesn’t interfere with the tire? It looked like the same style as the Yakima I tried.

I’m picking up the Kuat passenger based on the Jeep reviews I saw with 35” plus tires. I’ll post my results. Pairing with 1up two bike rack.

Does anyone have a passenger side Kuat? I thought they opened to 120 degrees but still may not work. I like that the passenger doesn’t block the tag. I have the 1up tag relocate with a hot swap tool less option I did but still a pain. I guess I can buy a spare tire mount but ugh just more crap...

I just found a local Kuat Pivot V2 passenger after some searching. I was looking for driver at first but that will work. The Yakima backswing does not work with Sasquatch. I’m guessing the RakAttack will not work either for the same reason. Can’t close the latch. Kuat is only one the locks...

The Noico I used similar to skiborsy but lined the whole plastic section towards the front and before speaker. I used felt tape around speaker grill and all the nearby speaker plastic. Both on the speaker side and the trim panel. Obviously leave the amp free and clear. I wrapped the...

1/28/22 and yes, sticking and shaking. Mainly passenger rear. It was uneven with rear of glass about 1-4 mm higher than front.

Since delivery.

The first window took about 30 minutes. Mainly to get a feel for the process. The second window I corrected in about 5 minutes. The key I found was just loosen enough to where it will move but hold once moved. Very small adjustments. The passenger rear was catching pretty bad but the rear edge...

Did you wrap all the connectors, wire ways behind seats, and plugs under rear seats? I don’t really hear rattling. Also, I think the felt tape was more effective in dampening the vibration vs the sound damping material since it is foil backed.

I took my bronco apart today and fixed the window drop and sub rattle. I used Noico 80mil sound deadening and felt tape. Several members posted instructions for the cargo trim removal and window drop adjustment. I’m am very happy with both results. Doors open without any window grab and there...

I did mine today with Noico and felt tape. Sorry I didn’t take any good pictures of what I did post but basically just softened all plastic touch points and secured all clips, wires, and connectors. It made a drastic improvement. No more sub rattle and noticed it sounded quiet rolling down...

Adjusted the rear doors today and pretty easy. Took a while on the first one to figure out the minor adjustments. The second one I pretty much adjusted on the first try. I found it best to loosen just enough to move and small movements. it is soo much better now. Thanks for the instructions...

Fixed window drop and felted / Noico doors and addressed the cargo interior trim. I am so happy! It doesn’t sound like a bag of tin cans in the back. I can turn it to distortion now with no rattle. Which now the weak link is the sub/amp/speaker quality but sounds good enough. I don’t wanna...

I did it this morning and soo happy. It works soo much better.

There are still some rattles for sure. I’m adjusting my windows tomorrow so I will remove the rear cargo trim panels as well and do a proper Noico and felt taping. I’ll check on the front but haven’t heard rattling from there yet.

I love the soft top and had it selected the whole time. I like the look of the hard top but I can release the two clips and have an open top while sitting at a stop light. Also can close without even getting out. YMMV but that makes it worth it to me.

Right on! I was fixing to remove the whole panel and this saved me some time. It is 90% better with this fix. Still have some high frequency bass buzz going on but it doesn’t sound like I have a plastic box of screws in back anymore.

I’m using Noico 80 mil I have leftover from my Tacoma sound deadening project. It works well on Amazon and much less expensive than name brand.

Maybe but it is when the Bronco is off and just getting in to hit start.

Is the sound when you get in and put your foot on the brake a fuel pump priming? Sounds like a little electric motor or something.