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Haven’t figured out what to put on it in my badlands that’s functional but doesn’t take up passenger space. Hate clutter. But like function.

Due to the ice storm from hell destroying nearly everything at home. My house is okay. Power back on after 8 days and freezing temps. We have way too much crap to deal with to go have a fun family event. I had booked cozy cabin 8 at Little Arrow resort. I canceled my reservation. Hated to...

I got them on Amazon.

Hey Craig. The set you made for me came out perfect. Thank you very much. I added a tie down ring to it. Covers the space perfectly and adds a nice secure tie down for bags inside.

Here. Call rough country. Get two of these cables. Part number 947000011 - FORD 2021 BRONCO PROX SENSOR EXTENSION

I ordered two extension wiring pieces from rough country. They have a part number. It’s in the thread. Once I got the extensions it worked great.

+30 offset? Those are the nicest ones they made

I honestly did it to all my cars for road noise. The Bronco itself is made with aluminum panels. Very light vehicle but sounds thin. When ya close the doors. Everything feels lightweight. But it’s noisy to me. Compared to my other 4 cars I drive. So yes. I did it to reduce road noise.

I found my blend date of 12 - 02 - 24’ built in Dearborn Michigan on my window sticker from the dealership. So I’m within the build timeframe. I put in my VIN and said no recalls on my VIN. BUT man makes ya wonder. If my car starts acting wonky I just bring it in. But hopefully I’m not...

How do you find your build date? I’d that the blend data on the window sticker

Which level kit you use?? With the 55+ offset stock wheel that why you go with a 35 10.50 width ?

For one. The front and rear crash bars are easy to unbolt. No cutting required. I have a badlands non sas. But what rim do you have? The badlands Stock rim is +55 offset. A SAS badlands will have a +33 offset rim. Personally I would never run wheel spacers. Many opinions on that. If...

Goodness sake!!! That’s EACH. almost a grand for two plastic latches or whatever. I see how the are window catches for soft top versions. I about lost my mind looking for missing parts in the garage. The driveway. Like wth. Thank you for your help.

Yes. Exactly!! Man I looked for hours trying to find what I thought was missing parts when I took both my side panels off to install sound deadening. Goodness sake. It’s a perfect 10mm bolt I’m sure that fits there. And adding a tie down point makes perfect sense.

Need the latch part number. It looks bare without it

So I tore apart my Badlands hardtop version installing sub replacement. Notice these corner spots. On softtop versions there a clip or tie down bolted in each corner. My hardtop version it looks like something is missing so I want to fill this corner with the ford piece. If someone could...

I believe it does help. I tore apart my 97 GMC truck to install dynamat. I put it in my C3 corvette and it helped. So I’m doing it in here. I used foam thermal insulator on the wheel wells. Probably most have never heard of doing that. I put sound deadening on the floors to keep the TIN...

Here’s the exact sub I used , Kicker 48CWRT84. It came with a dual voice coil speaker from the get go. So going back with a DVC is what I wanted. Personally. The size of the subwoofer 8” vs putting in a 6.75” sub I am very happy with. I’m a huge fan of 8” subs. Or 10”. I used to build speaker...

Yes. Kept the stock BnO sound processor. I mean I paid for all of it. Hate yanking it out for aftermarket stuff. When it breaks. Then upgrade. The sub was just not what I’d expect from a sub at all. So $135 sub from Crutchfield. Modified in 15 minutes and reinstalled. And it sounds gooderer...

Ya know. Inside this ported enclosure. I looked up if the dual voice coil kicker Comp 4ohm 8” sub could work in a ported box on crutchfield (I love that place. Trust them. Lived near their facility in Virginia one time). So with that. This little plastic box seemed sealed up pretty good but...