No answer but maybe related to your question, I connected the heating elements to the 30 amp upfitter switch instead of directly to the battery. That way the heating elements are not on in cold temps not in icing conditions. I can turn them on when needed.
I went from Gen2 F150 Raptor to a 2022 BadSquatch. I loved the Raptor and also I love the Bronco. The main thing I really missed on on the Raptor was the utility of a truck and towing capacity. So I bought a 2005 regular cab F150 FX4 Flareside 5.4 3V. I do like having these 2 more than the...
OK thanks. I was hoping you had a video specific to the heated lens lights.
The difference in the link is the combination of small and cap letters. You might want to change that on your supplemental guide.
That said, I'm looking forward to getting these installed!!
Got my delivery today. Quality looks great. Instructions have a link to watch the installation video:
YOUTUBE.COM/WATCH?V=FTTEPXTBMMC which takes me to a Watch video??
Then I tried no caps:
youtube.com/watch?v=fttepxtbmmc which takes me to an error screen "This video isn't available...
Mostly mountain driving but usually 1 or 2 times a week a 70 mile trek into the "big city" (Pueblo) on I25 with cruise set at 80 mph. I average 17 mpg.
2022 Badsquatch, 2.7, 46K miles.
Brahian, thanks for the additional information. So I see the connection is a good weatherproof and secure connection which is great. Now my comment is purely aesthetic and mainly applies to ditch lights where the wiring is in obvious sight. Do you make a connection that looks more "finished"...
Everything looks great except the connections on the back of the ditch lights? I've mounted a number of LED lights (none were Baja Designs) and have not seen any connections that plug into the back of the lights. All had sealed pigtails. Are these Bronco Designs connections weatherproof? Not...
Why non-SAS Badlands? I would only recommend that if you plan to do a lot of suspension modifications. For the use you describe and what you say about your wife's desires for a Jeep, I would certainly get a Badlands with Sasquatch. Ours is a great touring vehicle. Much better on the road...
Has your friend with the jeep been to Moab before? I'm a bit confused by your post. Is the owner of the jeep going with you to "co-drive"? Or is the co-driver someone else?
All good advice. (Except the bikini!! LOL). Bring good leather gloves to use if you need to winch, good hiking shoes...
So what if it was a puff piece! The whole thing was a bit "tongue in cheek" anyway. That said, it was.a good fun watch.
I would have liked to have seen a side by side comparison of the individual stage numbers in addition to the final numbers.
Post your question on the FB group "Colorado Bronco Owners". I know of someone in the Springs but there should be someone in the Metro area who can do it too.