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Selling my 2-door Westin Mesa Roof Rack. Rack is Powder-coated Aluminum and the brackets are Powder-coated-steel. It is is about a year old, and was used infrequently for moving material and lumber. Rack is rock solid and in great shape, but I have a truck again, so I no longer need the rack...

Mileage may vary, (pun intended). Only losing 1-2 MPG with a cargo box on top of your wife's explorer is pretty great, proves that some companies still do have competent engineers. Most of the data I have seen says that the drop off is normally around 3 MPGs on wagons and hatchbacks and a bit...

That's just general driving It's unfortunately the nature of these racks on this style of vehicle. Had a Wrangler with a Gobi ten years ago and I estimate it knocked off over 5 MPGs. I drive fairly mellow, but the steep angle of the windshields throws the wind right up into the racks and...

**Update** **I've owned the rack for probably a year and a half now and after having the rack off of my Bronco for a while, I feel that my earlier MPG reporting was wrong. My on board computer gas mileage has been fairly consistent for a year with the rack on, and now that it is off, I can say...

They are made with a felt material that is not firm, so there is a bit of cushion to it, (I think there is batting between the felt and the backerboard). The material "pile" on the felt is somewhat smooth, and while velcro does stick to mine, the bond is not very strong. If you stuck something...

I bought a Hothead a year ago and installed it over the factory liner on my 24 2-door. I run an aftermarket roofrack, and the headliner does make a difference in the sound levels. When i put it in, the difference was noticeable, but not really an amazing improvement. I ended up using thin foam...

I'm running 285/75R17 on the stock suspension with the +55 offset stock wheels, and they don't rub at all with normal driving. Just looking at the tires when stationary with the wheels fully turned, I can say that they will definitely hit the UCAs if you were to hit a bump and compress the strut...

Ask yourself what you plan to do with your bronco "modifications wise" for each that you are contemplating getting, and I think the answer will present itself. I wanted a 2-door MT so my options were pretty limited. Came across a great deal on a new BB so I picked it up, but in hindsight, I...

Brand new in box, never installed TURN Off-road Zero Series rear bumper for 2021-25 Bronco. Bumper comes with two new flush-mount LED lights, wiring kit, two U-type towing shackles, installation hardware, license plate mounting bracket, licenseplate light, and has cutouts and mounting brackets...

Glad to hear it worked out. The plug and play harnesses are great, I went the route with your first harness, only because I wanted to split the dash and kick panel speakers and have them on their own channels. It wasn't too bad though honestly, I used the extra plugs the harness came with and...

Not a stupid question, but no, nothing is plugged into the vehicle and everything electrical is pretty much stock.

Thanks for the reply and the lead. Although the noise in my bronco had a very consistent short length, it does sound very much like most of the whistling examples in that thread. It also was just short beeps, one every 15-30 seconds, and the time interval between beeps/whistles was not...

Sorry this has been such a pain. When I spoke to Crutchfield when installing mine, the tech mentioned multiple times that they have a ton of conflicting info on the specs of the different stereo packages and head units in the new Broncos. I recall reading AI generated content specifically...

I actually have one of those harnesses. I think there might have been some miscommunication on Crutchfield's part. Don't quote me on this, and maybe someone that is more of an expert on car audio than I am can confirm here, but that harness has a LPH power out option that says it can power your...

The other day after a short drive, I had a beeping/whistling noise that sounded like it was maybe coming from the front of my gas tank. It started about 10 minutes after I shut the engine off, and I heard a chirp that would repeat every 15-30 seconds. Intervals didn't seem to be consistent, and...

Ok, sorry, I had not hear about the crutchfield harness, so I guess there is an alternate power mode that I was not aware of? I am reading my installation instructions that came with my 200.4 amp and it doesn't mention that alternative installation, but my unit is last years model, so it may be...

Sorry, I feel like I probably have not answered your question. What you have to do is run wire from the battery that is on a 20 amp fuse to the red wire on the amp (I would recommend 10 guage stranded copper wire for this - a generic 20A car amp wiring kit should be fairly cheap and addequate)...

200w at 12v is like 17 amps or so, so you would need a dedicated power lead wire that can handle that draw. The wires coming out of the head unit are probably 18 gauge or so and way too small to handle the power the amp will need. I believe the fuse was 20amps and the wire was 10 gauge on the...

I think you have to have a separate, dedicated power lead to power the amp (I would run it to a fuse and then directly to the battery - make sure the fuse is near the battery hookup) It is drawing 200W. I am not positive, but I would think that any wires coming out of the head unit would not be...

I will second what Brian said. I installed the 200.4 in my non B&O system and had the exact same concern as you, I called Crutchfield and they offered to have an install tech call me back when one was available, so while I waited, I called Kicker and they said leave it disconnected and let the...