Show Us Your Bronco Build!

[Marie_ARB]

We know a lot of you have built out some serious Broncos, and we want to see them. This thread is a place to show off what ARB gear you're running and hear directly from people who've actually lived with these products.

Drop a photo (or a few) of your Bronco and tell us:

• What ARB gear you've added so far
• What's been your favorite ARB product on the build and why it's made a real difference
• Any lessons learned installing or living with your ARB gear, fitment surprises, install tips, stuff you wish you knew before you started
• What do you think ARB should make for the Bronco

Doesn't matter if you've just got one thing installed or you're fully kitted out, we want to see all of it. Works in progress count too.

If one of our products has earned its spot on your truck, saved you during a recovery, made camp way easier, whatever it is, tell us about it. That's the stuff that actually helps other people figure out what to add next.

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[HighVelocity]

I have an ARB tire deflator. It's in the drawer with a pressure gauge. It's not very photogenic.

 

[Charlie Mike]

I have the Ford Performance by ARB On-Board Dual Air Compressor Kit. Paired with the MORRFlate Quad 4-Tire Inflation/Deflation kit, it has significantly decreased the time it takes to air up from 18 to 38 PSI. It is nice having on board air.

I wasn't a fan of the instructions, however. I kept having to go back and forth between the printed instructions and YouTube videos. I think that the printed instructions could be a lot better.

I have a couple of ARB items on my wish list at the moment. I will eventually get a Summit bumper with Intensity Solis lights, and a rear differential cover. I am waiting until I upgrade my suspension with HD springs before I pull the trigger on the bumper.

I would like to see ARB come out with a Summit rear bumper for the Bronco. I am not a fan of the Zenith.

 

[Ratfink33]

We know a lot of you have built out some serious Broncos, and we want to see them. This thread is a place to show off what ARB gear you're running and hear directly from people who've actually lived with these products.

Drop a photo (or a few) of your Bronco and tell us:

• What ARB gear you've added so far
• What's been your favorite ARB product on the build and why it's made a real difference
• Any lessons learned installing or living with your ARB gear, fitment surprises, install tips, stuff you wish you knew before you started
• What do you think ARB should make for the Bronco

Doesn't matter if you've just got one thing installed or you're fully kitted out, we want to see all of it. Works in progress count too.

If one of our products has earned its spot on your truck, saved you during a recovery, made camp way easier, whatever it is, tell us about it. That's the stuff that actually helps other people figure out what to add next.

I have no arb equipment. Too damn expensive!!!

 

[Buckgodot]

Nacho Grande amber/white lights! I love them

 

[Oldhippie]

After carrying around a portable compressor for a couple years I broke down and bought the ARB dual for under the hood…it is slower than the portable but hope it lasts longer and it is handy…rest of build in my signature…

 

[SierraBronco]

We put this toolbox in the back. Fucker is expensive but it doesn’t rattle, fits flush against the sides, and holds a spare steering rack and toolboxes. Pretty happy with it.

 

[Marie_ARB]

I have an ARB tire deflator. It's in the drawer with a pressure gauge. It's not very photogenic.

Haha, we'd still love to see it in action!

 

[Marie_ARB]

I have the Ford Performance by ARB On-Board Dual Air Compressor Kit. Paired with the MORRFlate Quad 4-Tire Inflation/Deflation kit, it has significantly decreased the time it takes to air up from 18 to 38 PSI. It is nice having on board air.

I wasn't a fan of the instructions, however. I kept having to go back and forth between the printed instructions and YouTube videos. I think that the printed instructions could be a lot better.

I have a couple of ARB items on my wish list at the moment. I will eventually get a Summit bumper with Intensity Solis lights, and a rear differential cover. I am waiting until I upgrade my suspension with HD springs before I pull the trigger on the bumper.

I would like to see ARB come out with a Summit rear bumper for the Bronco. I am not a fan of the Zenith.

Hey, awesome to hear the compressor is treating you well and that airing up is a breeze now!

Appreciate the callout on the instructions too. That's valuable feedback, and I'll pass it along to our team.

Once you get the bumper, please send us photos; we'd love to see it on your truck and hear your thoughts. And currently, there are no plans for a Summit rear bumper. If anything changes, we'll absolutely post about it on the forum.

 

[Marie_ARB]

I have no arb equipment. Too damn expensive!!!

We get that sometimes. What I'd say is you're getting 50+ years of engineering and real-world testing behind everything we build. It's not just a product; it's a track record of gear that holds up when it actually matters.

If you need any help with your build, I'm happy to help point you toward the right setup whenever you're ready.

 

[Marie_ARB]

Nacho Grande amber/white lights! I love them

Awesome build and we LOVE the lights! Have you used them out on the trail at night yet? If so, let us know your thoughts!

 

[Marie_ARB]

After carrying around a portable compressor for a couple years I broke down and bought the ARB dual for under the hood…it is slower than the portable but hope it lasts longer and it is handy…rest of build in my signature…

Hmm, it shouldn't be slower than the portable compressor. Have you timed them both, or is this just a general impression?

 

[Marie_ARB]

We put this toolbox in the back. Fucker is expensive but it doesn’t rattle, fits flush against the sides, and holds a spare steering rack and toolboxes. Pretty happy with it.

Wow! The build looks awesome and sounds like the drawer is doing exactly what you need it to do. Thanks for your comment. We love to hear that our customers are happy with their ARB products.

 

[Oldhippie]

Hmm, it shouldn't be slower than the portable compressor. Have you timed them both, or is this just a general impression?

I have not timed it but it sure seems like it and I have done them side by side a few times and the arb always seemed slower

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