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I use a Brady M210 wire label maker with heat shrink labels and I spend the time to label every new wire I run near the terminal ends (to include my AUX switch wires with WeatherPack connectors). It makes it so much easier to wire things up at the onset and it allows me to "remember" what goes...

Crzyhawk - a little off topic, but greed is normally a matter of perspective, context, and sometimes even codified in law. I would argue that one cannot discuss greed without placing them at the front of the conversation. Otherwise, one is just operating on a theoretical plane. Regardless, at...

While it is easy to focus on the money aspects, I recommend you not factor money into your decision process. The dollars are close enough that it is not a real factor. As my ex-wife said in the divorce proceedings, "it is only money, you can make more". She meant it as a dig, but truthfully...

Everyone has unique criteria for selecting a specific Bronco version and only you can decide yours. Buying a Badlands that you want to significantly modify and "wrench on" may not make financial sense. I viewed the Badlands as a pretty capable and turn key option that I could drive stock...

I have the BlueMak3D with Baja Design S2 Pros on my 2025 Badlands Sasquatch. I can't say enough good things about them. They don't stick out like dog's balls (I take my truck places where I do NOT want to stand out as an "overland vehicle") and they are positioned perfectly for routine use and...

Removing the hard top does seem to be the best path. Thanks for the guidance and direction.

I was thinking the same thing. The American Adventure Lab bracket uses them, along with the rear TP50 hard top bolt to secure their battery monitor bracket. I guess I will be pulling the cargo area side panels to get at whatever nut is holding them in place. There is always more to every project.

I am installing an American Adventure Lab battery monitor bracket for the house batteries in my 2025 Badlands. It mounts using the rear TP50 hard top bolt and the TP20 Bolt just forward of it. The TP20 just spins when I try to remove it. Before I start tearing into the side panels to get to...

I recommend you check out XG Cargo's M-Panels. I bought a set from their initial run. They are contoured to fit the window area better than some of their competitors. I am very happy with them.

Long time lurker, first time poster. The forum has been very helpful in getting my 2025 Bronco dialed-in. Thanks to all the members!