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Probably should have said 3M vinyl film. Wasn't high end PPF. I had a 6" wide roll lying around I used for my Ram door openings and gas door. Cut some squares, put it on the knob and trimmed the excess. Carabiners were rubbing off the anodized blue on the knobs. Too fussy? Yea, probably.

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Kinda like Social Security. Take the money. Piss away the money. The scare everyone by telling them the money is all gone so they need to pay more money to get 10% of their money back. If you live that long.

I don't think anyone is questioning that. Corporate greed and frivolous lawsuits come to mind. And yes, I figured you were being rhetorical, but had to vent anyway.

I have some straps and carabiners hanging from the Rockworkx knobs in the Bronco.When unloaded they would rattle. That just wouldn't do.' So I got some 5/16ths shrink tubing and did some no rattle work. 3/8ths would work fine too. Works well. Easy enough that if the tubing wears out it's only a...

Where's the Bigger D!¢k meter? You need one when reading threads like this. Great info hidden behind feather fluffing. I don't know cookie about E-Fuels and read this thread to learn. Good stuff but my BS filter got clogged a few times. :rolleyes:

Stealing milk pays bigger dividends than gas. Just suffered milk sticker shock so it's fresh on my mind :thumbsup:

Not seen this posted on the site. I've used this for quite a few years. Useful tool for visualizing offset. Also converts backspacing to offset. https://tiresize.com/wheel-offset-calculator/. Their tire size comparison is good too. https://tiresize.com/calculator/

This post gave me a Hmmm? moment. I've seen quite a number of posts by ford Motor Company requesting VINs but I don't recall ever seeing anyone post a follow up stating doing this was helpful. Maybe it's all behind the scenes magic but it seems to me it would be really good PR if FMC or the OP...

Never put 2 and 2 together until you posted this. Your videos were one of my go to sources when researching the new Bronco a year ago. So thanks for the good intel.

So do I :thumbsup: . I thought I had 1/8th but after your post I checked and I also have the 1x3/16th. have some lying around was the thinking behind me floating the question. Thanks to @GroovyGeek as well.

I owned the MINI for 18 years. Was president of a local MINI club blah blah...Did all my own work on it so yea, I was quite aware BMW owned and owns the brand. BMW is why MINIs are now fat and ugly like everything BMW now days. :facepalm: The Bronco is so much better looking than anything BMW...

Is 1/8th aluminum going to be robust enough? Particularly if your attachment point is between the 2 bolts holding it on. I'm leaning towards no but am open to other opinions

If that uses petroleum as a base I'd avoid using it on door seals. From what I read I saw no recommendation to use it on soft seals of any kind..

My 2012 M135 did. For the fuel door. The fuel door was only locked when the car was locked. Which was nice because there was no fiddling around before pumping gas. Same for my '02 Cooper S. So not always a BMW thing. My Ford owned 2011 Range Rover is the same way. 2029 Ram has no lock. So kind...

I'll 2nd that. Used them for 3 other vehicles. good color match and good kit.

How many miles on the Bronco and how long have you had the rattle? Gonna keep an ear open for this.

This design kind of reinforces the thinking that the OEM setup isn't as bad as many claim.

Installed the SSV rear speaker kit. They've been covered here by others who word it better than I can. Went with the SSV speakers as the Bronco isn't really an audiophile head space. Really nice kit. Easy install. The only minor nit to pick was the wiring covers. Not a very positive fit. Good...

In town with traffic yes. If your town has 1 stop light then probably not so much.