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congrats - enjoy your ride and don't worry about breaking stuff. have fun

the magnets are just neo discs with a 1/4-20 stud on it. mcmaster 3506K64. I used one on the front bumper too as I wasnt sure where I wanted it so I can still move it around.

I don't have this - but the kick panel might be a good place. Go cocks :wink:

love dickey bell - both ways too, up and down.

wolfbox needs to fix the vibration with the OEM mount application. we shoudlnt have to shove cork washers in it (Wolfbox's actual recomendation) or use double sided velco like another forum member did. BEside that significant design flaw, the tripro is awesome. I have my rear camera...

I second hurricane creek - i think it was closed earlier this year tho, still Helene clean up. Havent been this year so cannot confirm.

I have some blocks of wood I throw in the back when wheeling. two are cut on a bias that I can use as wheel chocks. I use them for cribbing so extra height is easy to gain when using the OEM scissor jack. they are used to even things out on the trail if needed. blah blah. Cheap to have...

I have the 2.3L with an aftermarket bumper and a winch, on a 4 door. I got the HD springs as my rig sagged quite a bit in the front. If you're on the fence (clearly) and you're adding a winch, I'd say get the HD springs as the damping softly handles the extra spring compression quite well. It...

Debbie downer over here.

just tow or limp the damaged thing back to the main road. incident happened there not off road or on a trail.

brown mountain passes - make sure you call the places first, i had a closure issue last time just to buy the $5 pass. important to note about brown is there really isn't any bypasses. it's an out and back so you need to plan for the time to the top and back unless you want to turn around...

I'm down. dont touch facebook tho. one of yall left a club sticker on my ride while i was at uwharrie at some point

weatherstrip adhesive seems like the best bet. I work for an adhesive company and can ask the R&D folk, would need to confirm the rubber used in the bronco tho. may be epdm. Superglue will not work well. It doesnt flex well. We make the gorilla glue super glues and while the formulations...

if anyone wants a heat transfer and diffusion coefficient workbook for the calcs just let me know!

While I can appreciate that, and I don't work for or get $ from chem guys, if it's hard to get off smooth surfaces my brains says it gets up in there and stays there on the soft top material. I actually look forward to my soft top going gray tho

I'd mess that up twice before I paid that

holy crap i didn't even realize there was a little oil can symbol under that. well oil temp is still good to know! thanks for the correction to my misinformation

Do tell - what was the quote

chemical guys convertible soft protector is awesome. I havent done it on the bronco yet but used to use on the FL car. PRice is reasonable and it's a good UV protectant. However, it's a bitch to get off the paint and glass so when you're spraying it, take a piece of cardboard to prevent overspray

the 2.3L absolutely displays actual coolant temp, on the gauges screen. I use this screen on the dash while wheelin to keep an eye on things, especially when I'm running AC.