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Hi! Thanks for the offering! Do you have any flow bench or purity testing numbers to show a differentiation between your product and the stock filter unit offered by Ford? Thank you!

here to pile on for seatjackers. 6'10", similar issue.

oh man, i've been using my ARB dual lol...that's a better idea!

(EDIT: TRANS) Oil pan (it's plastic, not covered) posted this before coffee heh

Ford: LOOK AT ALL THESE OPTIONS!! Ford when you're buying: WHADDYA MEAN YOU WANTED THE COOL STUFF

I've been up to an indicated 33 degrees of angle (passenger side high) on an off-road test drive and and 28 on my own. Enough to pucker.

Sorry to hear it OP, I hope everyone is ok. I've noticed the alarms like to kick up for non-car things on the street (trash cans last time), and I ....don't think the braking has ever fired up for me? I DO have it turned on.

OH before I forget, make sure to note the alignment of the space for the tire valve...heck of a time airing up if you're off.

Compliments of @flip 22lb ft Wheel Trim Ring Removal NOTE: The wheel trim ring does not need to be removed for tire mounting, dismounting or balancing operations. Remove the bolts and the wheel trim ring. Installation NOTE: Make sure that the wheel trim ring...

6'10" I think I hit it once in the last 15 months?

I had to take mine back after the first week for a (non-recall) seat belt issue. My dealership only said they needed the approval to do the (edit: non-extended) warranty work before giving me a loaner. This took ...minutes? Drove out in an XLT Explorer for a week. Doesn't help OP in CO, but...

Connection for heater element? Edit: the troll in me wanted to ask if this is even a bronco part, considering it doesn't say ACCESSORY READY on it

https://www.myperfectcolor.com/paint/328542-255-99-22 Try that

I have the differently-badged Ryobi version of what's almost certainly the same tool. Seemed to do okay when I had one tire to inflate, but my bet is that you'd be there for quite a while inflating four 35" tires. I would do a test run at home before taking it out on the trail and finding out...

No we're in separate divisions, but it's a fairly large employer's corp HQ so there's no telling who's important unless you're already familiar with their picture. I also cast a bit of an imposing shadow at 6'10"

Luckily he just slid under the bumper cover. His hood took a neat little wrinkle right in the middle at the front, and then when I pulled forward I slid back off. I let him walk for multiple reasons, including that there was no visible damage to the Bronco and the likelihood that he was actually...

Oh I forgot the back cam cable is jut a Micro USB and you can just pull it :ROFLMAO: I don't mind the changed field of view, It's low enough that I still have solid visibility ....just makes its own video frame haha Coincidentally this gentleman slid under my rear bumper ~5 sec after this...

Hey great job OP. Was the circular cutout on the crossbar not an option for you? That's where I put my rear-facing camera so that I wouldn't have to window mount it and I can still take off the back cap.

oh man, now offering interior light installs $200 in my garage lol