If you’re doing the whole wheel yes. Powder coat requires baking at 400-500 degrees. If you’re doing just the ring simply unbolt it from the wheel. It’s a cosmetic (beauty) ring.
Definitely check out a local powder coat shop, I bet you could get dang close! The shop I went to had 2”x4” samples you could take. Close to 20-30 colors. Probably 6 different shades of red.
I totally understand. We all have different preferences. I definitely see things I don’t like but I’m just happy people make their Broncos their own with unique details!
I will say I really enjoy the MIC top. I do think it’s a good design and easy to manage. When produced properly it’s a great top! Not sure why it’s so difficult to manufacture but once it’s dialed in I think the MIC top people will be happy. I will give a kudos to Ford for not sending out a...
I installed a pair of Rigid D-SS on the “A pillar”. Not sure if this location is technically the “a pillar” but that’s what I’m calling it. Install is pretty easy if you’re “handy”. In a nutshell, take out the two “a pillar” bolts and the cover comes off fairly easily
using your hands you can...
Had the beauty rings powder coated to match the race red. The color of the powder coat is called “traffic red”. The cost for the powder coat was under $100 for the 5 rings. Cheap and easy mod for those wanting to “customize”.
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I added the app on my phone but the numbers were way low. I’m guessing I have crud or something in my phone. I will try it on my wife’s phone and report back.
That’s what my dealer told me… that being said the email I received said nothing about that. No fine print no eligibility criteria, all it said is you will get 220k. I have a case open that is supposed to be looked at.
I’ve spoke with dealership and with Ford pass rewards customer service. I still haven’t seen the extra 220k. What was your build spec and did you have to change anything on your order to get your Bronco?