I sold the Bronco and put the stock sway bar back on before selling it to Carvana. I thought someone on the forum would rather have it for a good price instead of spending almost $900 for a new one.
For sale is a Baja design kit for the steel front bumper. These are all white lights (not the yellow) with driving lights on the outside, driving/spot mixed in the middle and a big spot on the inside. Full wiring kit is included and these can be wired up to 1 aux switch or three separate ones...
Currie Antirock for sale. This is a progressive sway bar that allows for better articulation when off-roading than the stock sway bar but also at controlling body roll than being fully disconnected. Adjustable with three settings on the articulating arms and can be installed without a lift...
Includes Amp, Plug and Play standard wiring kit with the upgraded 12 gauge power wire, as well as the load resistor harness (pictured below) for adding in another amp for a sub. Everything worked great and is definitely an upgrade over stock. I ended up selling the Bronco which is why I am...
Like most things with my Bronco (and my Jeep), I always consult the forum to see what others are doing. There is a lot of great information on these forums and I am rarely pushed in the wrong direction but one thing I see consistently on here is to add Bass Blockers to the front 4" speakers...
You could but it would cost way more than the $2500 it costs to add the package. Someone on here is adding the steering rack, and the programming for about $2k. You’d have to get the shocks which won’t be cheap and have someone weld on the rear axle sway bar brackets as well. There are better...
Bringing this back. Did you wire all of these lights to the same switch or did you break them up over two switches? I’m wondering if the amps would be too high for switches 5 and 6.