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One is an extensive software run on Windows that requires a subscription and being smart/careful. The other is a boiled down version of that same software which can run on your phone and is a one time purchase. It contains only certain settings which the developer deemed as useful for the...

How about using the roof panels?

I don't believe a 2 door version exists, but anyway yes these are for a 4 door

Update to confirm that the $6 F-series one went right in with no issues. Success!

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These are great seat covers for the record, I have the same diamond stitched and I love em! 350 is an absolute steal and id have these if i didnt already have a set installed

The rear roof uses magnets on the sides and velcro in the middle. The middle panel uses pop tabs The front panel uses pop tabs on one side, and i believe the other side is glued. I only had to lift one end to get underneath

This is the way. Short/minis on the front, nothing in the back

What was your annealing process? Have you had problems with warping/shrinking or does the HT PLA do pretty well with that?

$50 for cabin lighting, $30 for cargo lighting (both wired to one aux) $300 for seat covers (not ideal but can get neoprene probably) $50 for auto stop eliminator $70 for grab handles (fixed, not paracord)

They're a road-oriented AT, definitely great for handling, weight, etc. Not as tough or grippy offroad. Not sure about snow. Think meant for road, but capable going off. Just not a good pick for dedicated wheeling/crawling The off-road AT is the Geolandar XAT, which is unfortunately just as...

Yeah... theres something called Bumper Plugs made paint matched. I already have a touch up paint kit so I might just print a plug myself and paint that

The front holder gets drilled into the painted part of the body under the grille. Leaves holes when you remove it...

FWIW theres also a middle panel mount that you can 3D print at home... Dont have the link but ive seen it on here

No kidding: And its actually only $6 on eBay: I'll update the thread with whether or not it is actually a drop-in install, but either way this seems like a great resolution for anyone with a 2025+ bronco. $50+ is definitely crazy, but $6 with free shipping and I'm ending this annoyance in...

Might try one of these out. Looks pretty similar to the Bronco one: Just hope its not super different size wise. I'll have to see if i can locate some dimensions on each of em

Thanks this is just the comparison i was looking for. You can get the OEM ones for about $55 from just googling the PN. But thats a good idea, i bet i could find a cheaper glove box damper and CAD up my own mount for these slots...

Yeah maybe just a video of popping the latch and then letting it drop open on its own? That's really only the real gripe with mine is that I have to hold it while it opens cuz if I only pop the handle it drops down and bounces Definitely a nitpick, you're right that it may not be worth...

Damn yeah there it is I don't suppose there's any way I could find out the difference? I doubt anyone has made a video side-by-side. I wonder if anyone here has handled both and can report whether its worth 50 bucks to pick one up...

Hey so I just came across this video on getting behind the glove box, and theres a step where he unhooks the damper. However, when I went to do the same, I found that my glovebox does not have this at all! The mounting cutout/slot is there for it, but no actual damper: Did they stop putting...