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At the stock height there was a little rubbing at full lock. I removed the front crash bar. I have since raised it a few inches and the crash bars are back on without rubbing. Handling is good and I think the amount of poke is just right

i'm going this weekend.... on the 9th!

right! i don't want a capable vehicle like the Bronco to get close to people! its to get away!! :ROFLMAO:

very nice! i thought about using the bolt holes on the front, but had no idea where to do something like that on the rear. brilliant and simple. thank you.

nice! no issues with the weather strip on the front or back of the roof? seems the straps put all the weight at those two points. thanks!

nice! no issues with the weather strip on the front or back of the roof? seems the straps put all the weight at those two points. thanks!

nice.... I'm looking to go this route as well for my 2 door.... but the site staes it fits the 2021-22 bronco; is it different for a 23?

Bronze gets my vote... 17x8.5 0 offset.

this is the one i may buy in the near future... 2021+ Bronco Front Winch Bumper (srqfabrications.com)

@fifteen52 Traverse HD

PPF and Ceramic coating! i can get my Bronco dirty having fun on trails and the clean-up if easy!

nice wheels.... how did you mount that flag?

isn't like 98% of Alaska off road?

just because you're right about this does not prove you're not crazy! JK

nice write up.... but it didn't age well "...no rain here in LA yet. It may never rain here again." HAHAHA JK

It's a Pittsburg automotive 2ton crane from harbor freight

Yes I think you can just prop up the rear. Stuff a rolled up towel between the roof and the roll bar.

mine has done that a little bit as well... i'll try using the tool to tighten them down more.