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No idea but you might try reaching out to them.

Well, probably not exactly the angle you were looking for but here is a side pic from farther away.

Currently I can't. On my inaugural trip to Ouray for my Bronco I also went to Denver. It turns out just driving in Denver is more dangerous than Black Bear. I got rear ended in a hit and run. So the truck is in the shop being repaired. On a positive not the car that hit me was busted all to hell...

Noted and thank you. I still think it is a better alternative than the brace but... The aftermarket is still in its infancy. There is a growing market on a vehicle with room for improvement. That means there is a financial incentive for people to find real fixes for these soft spots. It has me...

To avoid this I replaced the stock tie rods with Fab-Tech heim joint replacement tie rods. No problems to date.

Sounds like a stout unit!

On a very positive note, it looks like the cage worked well to protect the occupants in just this scenario. Cars can be replace (even if it takes 18 months). People can't.

Message sent. Hopefully I am not too late.

I am also interested of they offer a 2 door set.

The stock tie rods (and steering box) are major weak points on the Bronco. Actually I don't know why Ford hasn't already reengineered those on '22 and '23 models. They did for the BRaptor. It sounds like yours were weaker than normal. Something could have happened in MFG, transit or at the...

I have had my 2dr badsquatch 2.7 Lux since Oct. I replaced the mod front bumper. Key points to me were keeping grill camera as clear as possible while still having a winch, parking sensors and automatic cruise control (ACC) still had to work. The one that ticked all those boxes for me was BAMF...

Southwest Ford in Weatherford, TX. Day 1 reservation. Got it Oct 10th 2021. They were in communication with me the whole time. Great group of people. Strait MSRP if you order. Looks a little different today but that was day 1.

Can't go wrong with the Warn EVO. I installed the 10S and it fits great in the bumper and with the the solenoid relocation.

I used the bracket. It is the next to the last pic in my original post. It actually works great. It attaches to the front battery tray bolt.

Just got back from the inaugural off road trip to Ouray, CO. The bumper did great. It kissed the ground a few times but no damage at all to the coating. Broncos are still rare enough up there that I was a bit of a celebrity. Lots of people taking pictures while on trails. BTW, the Bronco did...

Love the stache!

I am in Ouray thru 25th. I am up for it.

I am in Ouray thru the 25th to hit the trails.

Any Bronco owners in Ouray on these dates hit me up for adventure!

Mine is working great. You can tilt it up and down and then lock it. I made sure it was pointing strait ahead and tested it on the highway. Mine works without issue.