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The Mabett ones with lights are great. Very well built. Great lighting as well. I have multiple other Mabett lighting products and have has no issues at all.

2.3 is plenty of power. With the Ford Performance Tune, it has nearly the identical specs (hp/torque) as the 351 Windsor in the 1990 5th gen Bronco.

Go on the Mabett Facebook page and ask Ryan for help

Especially for $7,000. If it was a couple hundred, they might credit it just as good will. You would have to be a he!! of a customer for them to eat $7K

Don't you mean American Greed? A company scamming customers without realizing they were being scammed by their supplier.

Ran it through firewall grommet on drivers side. Then under dash. and behind panel on pass side. Then in race to under sills, up behind panels at rear seat, comes out behind panel in cargo area. Actually sounds harder than it is, took me about 1 1/2 hours. Be much faster with someone to help...

I never saw a video but I ran #2 wire from battery to the passenger side cargo area. There are wire races in the door sills. Pop the trim and easy to run.

The nets are next to worthless to hold anything. I have the Mabett door pockets (front and rear) They are great. Hold a water bottle plus more. Semi-flexible so if you hit them getting in or out. They are also 1/4 the price...

Not cheap but very well made. Super convenient.

I have the Thors setup with molle mount. It’s hardwired. Very convenient and fast. Because it is so easy, I air down a lot more. We go on FS roads a lot and it cuts down on the rattling and beating up my Bronco. I put on the CRS hose/reel just because I saw it and liked it.

I have the Broaddict Molle Cargo Shelf panels on both side Thors Lightening compressor in their molle mount plus a CRS mini hose reel Pura Vida overhead shelf. Keeps hoses and other gear up and out of the way Electrical is 100amp circut run through the door jams to rear. 3 gang switch for relay...

On my Rocky, I have the battery that goes into the refrig. The 100AH LI is the 12V battery that runs all of the power on my Aliner trailer. Make sure to register the refrig with BouseRV, they will give you a free extended warranty

If you are looking for the factory look, get the Mabett one from Amazon. Looks the same, way cheaper and in my opinion better built

https://www.bougerv.com/products/detachable-battery This battery goes in the refrig and charges while the refrige is plugged in or can be charged separately.

Just off the Bronco 12v. I just ordered the battery pack this morning with a prime deal. The 53qt BougeRV dual zone that I have in my popup trailer will run for 3 days off my 100AH Lithium battery with 30% charge left. They are super efficient.

BougeRV Rocky is a great one. Mine will run 24+ hours in 90 degree temps without affecting the Bronco battery. I have 2 other BouseRV refrigs as well. One I have had for years and has multiple 1,000 hours with never a glitch.

For those who say the 2.3 is under powered, here is a comparison to the 351 V8 in the old Bronco ENGINE TYPE. pushrod 16-valve V-8, iron block and heads, 1x2-bbl carburetor. Displacement: 351 in3, 5760 cm3 Power: 138 hp @ 3400 rpm. Torque: 263 lb-ft @ 2000 rpm. 2.3L EcoBoost Engine...

my smaller BougeRv fridge has well over 1000 hours on it. works perfectly. Just got back from a 10 day trip where it was used 24/7. 12V in the Bronco, 120V in hotel rooms. I have a small folding, aluminum hand truck I use going into hotels. Put the fridge and my other bags on it an off I go. We...

I have that setup with the stealth antenna. Used a light mount near the mirror. Radio in in the glovebox with an RJ45 jack just under the passenger side dash. Wired to Aux switch 3. When I'm not using it, handset stays in the toolbox. I've spoken to guys up to 15 miles away with no problems...