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You're absolutely correct lol. I've thought on n off the past few years about all the vehicles that I have built/customized 02 S2000 - 04 STI - 03 cobra - 04 g35 - evo IX & X - 335i & 135i - 2011 CTSV - 2017 ZL1 - couple of trucks - 25 bikes - 3 offroad rigs. Haven't kept any of them, just...

Ah, that's right, they did not come with any HW. The washers came with the previous bracket I had on the bumper. But can be picked up pretty much anywhere. I do like how yours are low profile type lights.

Both my rigs have the usual amazon cheap protectors. Didn't know this existed below or I would have gone that route for sure.

You guys open to the public on Saturdays? If I ever take our group wheeling down that way, would love to stop by.

Very nice... pretty much complete.

As someone not affiliated with either of you two, that was a d*ck move/comment. You asked, he gave what I think is an honest answer. If you already had your own answer, why even ask? Unless you thought these had a magical solution contained but not mentioned?

Crazy, I thought everything was caught up, guess I was just lucky with my order date vs delivery date.

I know it isn't optimal, but maybe just adding a carabiner? Either one larger/longer one or 2 small ones, one on each side.

If you have no plans for modding/building, maybe just utilize the credit on the rear diff cover?

I have the same now, this is after trying 2 different mounts. One stuck forward too far, the other vibrated like a bobble head going down the road. I have a pair of LP6's spaced out as wide as can be. Will be testing it this Sat to see if they rattle/vibrate, hopefully its a good mount for...

I have the maxtrax, on my 2nd set and don't see myself replacing these once used up. And BTW, yeah mine came with leashes, I was lazy and spent more time digging around for them than it would have to just loop the leash onto the boards lol. Pic below isn't the bronco, nor my current jeep...

Looks great, any more details on your mod?

I think its going to come down to whether he just wants another stock bumper, or take advantage and may as well go with aftermarket. Then it'll come down to style, what he will use it for, what accessories needed to mount; lights winch, etc.

I have used recovery boards when I was with a volunteer off road recovery group. Actually 3x in one day, one from sand, another for 2 rigs stuck mid way down a hill that I did not want to venture down, nor did I have a winch line long enough. For simple pulls, I will always just do that, I...

Unfortunately I installed mine on 0 ET wheels with stock 35's before going 37s. No help here with positive offset wheels.

I'm pretty picky when selecting products, this was purchased and installed about a month ago and have no regrets. Has all the main features I wanted and zero issues so far. Also looking forward to accessory mounts as I didn't purchase this just for a spare tire. I do not notice any rattle...

When choosing mine, had to have the following: Full hinge replacement - I wouldn't even consider one without the hinge replacement No plastic, wanted full steel Adjustability for different tire sizes both height and for different offset wheels meaning adjustability for depth needed to have a...

I use multiple packouts including a cooler by milwaukee. Two external side ones (tire repair, first aid and trauma kit, along with extinguisher inside) on my jeep with a cargo shelf to mount one inside with my 4 hose coiled ezflate that fits perfectly. I also have the socket set thin packout...

I had this issue when replacing the rear bumper as well. Used channel locks to help with the squeeze, thought it was going to crack/bust apart I was squeezing pretty tight. Luckily, I heard the click and all was good on both sides. This was when Bronco was still new.

Yes it did.... I don't remember if it did in the beginning as it came with HW pack for a 2 door, but after a quick call, they immediately sent the 4 door HW pack and I had everything needed within 2 days. I don't regret ordering from RCI, but I still can't stand how they package items...