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Yep, avoided the rears for this exact reason. I tapped directly into the kick wire on both L/R, ran them to the back and they neatly come out between the two seats at the deck hump.

It is amazing how fast the terrain changes once you get north of Atlanta. Beautiful riding territory

I finished my sound upgrades yesterday, part 2 is completed. Summary: Kick Panels: 6.5 Infinity Reference Dash: 4" Infinity Reference (300 bass blockers installed) Rear Pods: 4" Infinity Reference (no bass blockers) The work this past weekend was all about installing some bass to even it all...

haha you could say that. Road trip from Orlando to Utah and back.

Ive got 6100 miles on my 2.7 (9/9 blend), no issues at all. Changed the oil at 500 miles before a big road trip, changed it again at 5600 both times full synthetic new OEM filter.

The S2's sure do look nice and low-profile there, must admit. I can't speak to the real world functionality of those but I can speak to the BD Squadrons and they are awesome. @4x4TruckLEDs.com is a fantastic place to buy from, they helped me out in a pinch before my first big trip.

The clearance underneath is a god-send. I've done two oil changes already on mine and generally speaking its a breeze in that regard. If it ever seems above your head, dont mess with it.

I think for half the price you can buy a tube bender, and some quality steel tubing to make your own custom doors. Hell once you're done with that project you can make your own rock rails and numerous other components as well

Its 100% 20mph. If you find that setting in the modules please share, that would be a fantastic upgrade

the step bit is one of the greatest inventions of all time when you start working with metals.

I've changed mine twice now. 2.7, gotta remove the 2nd bash plate to get to the oil pan (2 bolts removed, 2 bolts loosened for plate). The filter is up top and the easiest way to remove is with an appropriate socket because its plastic and mars easily if an adjustable wrench is used. I know the...

Did you buy the $395 nav option originally? Reason I ask is that I recall the fine print saying it was a 3 year service, otherwise if unselected you got a 3 month trial.

I did a big loop through Ocala NFS, followed a Gaia trail. It was back in early October so I didnt have much water but for everything else it handled it perfectly. Be careful on some of those trails, the Bronco is so wide and the brush/foilage will DEFINITELY leave pinstriping and once you...

When you get the Built notice they'll give you an estimated ship/delivery range. I live in Orlando and got mine at the dealership a week before. They definitely estimate conservatively and it seems consistent

Im in the same predicament. Went out to Tosohatchee last weekend, pretty tame for the most part but some spots can be spicy after rain.

So happy for you both. Hopefully by the time you're back stateside it'll be at the dealership.

Proud to say I picked the least popular choice according to B6G :giggle:

I drove across the country from Orlando and saw 5 total. Of those 5...1 was at a dealership and 1 was on the roadside display at the Offroadeo in Moab lol.

valid point. for the most part you really dont need the phone in sight if you're connected via those methods. for me having a phone in sight allows me to actually read text messages, record dash videos/pictures, refresh Gaia Maps, etc. Beyond that you could tuck it away and not ever need it though

67 Designs mount that attaches directly to the 1/4-20 BYOD insert. Drove 5000 miles and did major offroading, never even flinched. https://www.67d.com/collections/arms/products/carbon-fiber-arms-matte -- I purchased the "Mini" size, any bigger and i think it would interfere with the...