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Ohhh, please update once completed if you wouldn't mind, mount location/fitment and also light output? I have thought of the same, not critical as I have good visibility but wondering if the lp9 would be worth the upgrade as well.

I run Baja Designs on both rigs. I had another big name brand on a previous rig and it was a disappointment to say the least. I lead quite a few trails in the evening for my group so it is important that my lighting be functioning as expected. BD does not disappoint, not affiliated with them...

I carry a Ryobi 1/2", started with Ryobi for a few items and just gradually increased. Have around 7 spare batteries from kit purchases. Have been swapping on over to Milwaukee for a few things but it's pretty costly. Waiting for the Ryobi to fail but its been performing solid. I bring the...

Reviving this thread, any plans for this being available in bronze? Or other wheels coming out with the same features?

Believe me when I say im not a seasoned installer haha. But the install for gas skid, slider, and pinch seam covers were very simple with a perfect fit. Gas skid install - took more time reviewing directions and gathering / putting away required tools than the install itself.

I have the aluminum RCI gas skid, install was a breeze and I'm definitely not a seasoned installer. Just been doing a bit more self installs for both of my current rigs. Key point was to have almost an empty tank which saved a lot of hassle for me. Also have the sliders and pinch seam covers...

I watched a guy drop a towel and just pick it up and continue on. Obviously pulled my vehicle from the line. This was a few vehicles ago and haven't been to another hand wash since. A true detailing business I would have no issues with.

Apologies, installed this last December and did a few night runs. There is a slight bobble over harsh washboards but not bad enough to look for yet again, another solution. These will be staying. Also decided to throw on the RCI pinch seam covers to cover the factory eye sore.

I have had the RCI 20 degree sliders for a few months. Long lead time when I ordered and packaging is the absolute worst I have seen in the industry for any rig/vehicle that I have ordered any type of parts for. Had a scrape and small chunk taken out of the powdercoat upon receival. Also had...

I had rokblox and removed the plastic blocks and still rubbed on 37s. Had to remove them completely. However my RCI sliders with top plates are doing pretty good at keep most stuff off the body.

It's definitely a bit stiffer, I notice it much more when mall crawling over aggressive speed bumps. Out in the dirt you can also tell its firmer as the Hoss 3.0 Fox's were extremely comfy beforehand. I went with these as I didn't want to remove/replace the Fox's. I have no complaints, no...

Actually it was the XL, however I removed them shortly after as it didn't work with 37s even with the plastic pieces removed behind the fender liners.

Yeah, pretty much my thoughts after the install.

I am not "mechanically" inclined and got it done in under 2 hours with no issues to figure out. With the Wildtrak, did not have to jack up the vehicle but did have stock tires mounted on 0 et wheels. Just make sure you get the tool listed on their website if you don't already have it...

I'm assuming you got it installed, that thing is stout right?

I've had the antirock for a few months now, no issues and if starting over it would still be one of my first purchases. I too was worried about excessive body roll but its not. Even for spirited driving its fine for me. Much easier rather than having to manually disconnect and reconnect every...

Just an update, have the turn off road full tailgate kit and have no issues still. Been off road quite a few times as I hit the dirt each weekend, sometimes multiple times. No issues over washboard trails, or during flexing and such. If I were to start over, still would purchase the same item.

Well if you look into aftermarket bumpers or sliders, thatll take care of your issue. Many bumpers come with a cutout for jacks like the ARB among others. Also be careful with storing horizontally, theres a reason even ARB will tell you to store it vertically. I originally had this on order...

First one is my favorite of the day, thanks to Paul Sparacino for the moment captured.

So I run a group here in Vegas it's not bronco specific but we have some great people and stay active in the dirt. This run is not your typical YouTube video of crazy anything. This day was all about our passengers/partners becoming the driver for a day. So naturally I picked a very mild...