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Garage mates: 2017 Porsche 911 2022 BMW X3M - Sport 2023 Bronco Wildtrak Plus: 4 Bikes 2 Kayaks 2 Paddle Boards

@LethalPerformance I'll be in contact soon when the 2023 files are out. I'm going to install this as well. TY!

@LethalPerformance I understand that many people do this with their new automobiles (just send it). The question is: How long do you keep your vehicles? I typically keep my vehicles a long time. In the owners manual, there is a break-in period written by the design engineers. I've spoken to...

So, it's been a few weeks with my new wheel and tire setup - Grams Light 57DR-X (17x8.5 et 0) and Nitto Ridge Grappler tires (35x12.5) and so far I've had zero issues with vibration or any weird feeling (the tires are definitely quieter than the stock GY). My buddy owns a BMW/Exotic repair...

I've had darker colors (dark green, black etc) and those colors are a nightmare! My 3-series was sliver - loved it! I think with the ceramic coating you'll be much better. I'm still trying to get a wrap done with a ceramic coating. Should work out well. I love the CG color.

Seems to be a lot of interest in this as there are at least 10 different choice right now.

I've seen a couple exhausts that are available now and they're basically only running a resonator with no muffler. I would 100% run a resonator. I had a Remus exhaust on my GTI and it sounded perfect.....until I installed a catted DP. It was ungodly loud! I added two resonators to quiet it down...

I've been looking at the exhausts available for the Bronco and didn't see this as an option. On my 911, it has a valve that will allow the exhaust to remain quiet when I want it and I can open the valve when I want it loud. Would this be of interest to the Bronco community? I was thinking that...

I've been looking at the exhausts available for the Bronco and didn't see this as an option. On my 911, it has a valve that will allow the exhaust to remain quiet when I want it and I can open the valve when I want it loud. Would this be of interest to the Bronco community? I was thinking that...

I have the JCR Vanguard front bumper in aluminum. I wanted to try to keep the weight down a bit since I'm not going to be doing really extreme off-roading, plus the weight of the winch up front would have added a ton if I went with steel. The bumper with the PIAA pod fog lights weighs 47lbs...

Yes, mine are 5°

I have the RCI Rocksliders with top plates (wife and kid actually use the steps). They are super solid and have the exact look that I wanted. When I changed my wheels, I couldn't find a good spot to place my jack, so I just used the rockslider. Zero issues - very solid and easy to install. No...

I just installed the Nitto Ridge Grapplers and they're much quieter than the stock GY SAS tires. No low speed rumble and high speed you can't even hear the tires over the wind noise. Really impressed with these tires so far. P.S. Don't downsize. If you get a MT tire in the size you're looking...

I love Ducati's! Which model do you have?

I'm running just the fronts on mine (Rekgen). They're working really well and very easy to install.

Totally worth it! I don't think $15 is a lot at all.

That's a rough one. Bills always seem to do well during the season and have a rough go of it in the playoffs. I like Allen a lot. I think he's really good. They just need to get over that hump. This is coming from a Steelers fan.

I have the Curt hitch. It barely touches the bumper. I installed the hitch first and then the bumper. I covered the hitch with basically a paper towel to keep it from bumping each other during the installation (I did it by myself with no help). Once the bumper was installed, the paper towel was...

UGH! That's a rough one. The hitch cover will look great once you get it on. Keep the faith...

It'll leave a mark in your shin if you're not careful LOL!