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Put on 37s a couple weeks so I finally got around to dig into Forscan to change the tire size. Today I disabled the double honk, the seatbelt chimes, door ajar chimes, startup chimes, enabled raising the windows via key fob and added Sport mode
Well this mount fits either one since it sits where the stock intercooler comes from the factory.... There are 3 different factory bumpers. The plastic, the Capable and the Modular...
The "Plastic" is obviously made of plastic... top pic
The "Capable" is hydroformed steel with some plastic bits... middle pic
The "Modular" is made of several pieces bolted together... bottom pic
The reason I was mentioning it fits the "Capable" bumper is because it tends to be a little more difficult to find winch mounts that fit the capable.... again though it will fit any of them.... although I would think if you had the "plastic" bumper you might want to change that out first....
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Than you, very helpful! Do indeed have the plastic bumper, so I have to change the bumper for sure. Trying to keep the look as close to factory as possible.Well this mount fits either one since it sits where the stock intercooler comes from the factory.... There are 3 different factory bumpers. The plastic, the Capable and the Modular...
The "Plastic" is obviously made of plastic... top pic
The "Capable" is hydroformed steel with some plastic bits... middle pic
The "Modular" is made of several pieces bolted together... bottom pic
The reason I was mentioning it fits the "Capable" bumper is because it tends to be a little more difficult to find winch mounts that fit the capable.... again though it will fit any of them.... although I would think if you had the "plastic" bumper you might want to change that out first....
The hidden winch is ideal for me, but sounds like it may bring on some additional adjustments like changing the intercooler.
the other key for me is making sure the automated cruise control, front camera, and parking sensors still function properly.
There are a couple of other options for a "hidden" winch mount... Rough Country and Lobo... Rather than moving the intercooler they mount just a little lower. Both require changing out the front skid plate because the fairlead is mounted on the skid.... Advantage that they do not move (replace) the intercooler and the ACC receiver for your adaptive cruise control stays where it is. AND you can run a full size drum winch.... Disadvantage is the winch sits considerably lower which can be an issue with water crossings and you have to use their front skid plate... Of those two I would look hard at the Lobo... Just my opinion... The RC is probably just fine I just get a little better feeling about the Lobo manufacturing quality. I may be wrong but I think they use a little heavier material. someone with knowledge about those two would be better suited to answer questions about those options.
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I got the top off after a long winter!!!
Beyond scratched knuckles…how difficult was the swap? I’ve had a full set of cloth seat covers and seat back foam to swap my MGV with, I’ve had them for a couple years now. Never got around to it for fear it’s a royal pain in the rear with a kazillion hog rings to replace.I swapped out my original driver's seat cloth cover/cushion for a used one I grabbed on Ebay. I have RC seat covers to protect the seats but with the lift and 37's you have to slide out of the seat and I figured it would eventually damage the cushion and probably the stock cloth seat cover. My original seat cover/cushion only has around 9200 miles on it so it was worth setting it aside to keep in new condition. My fingers are sore from trying to pry the cover off the seat frame but I was successful and had no injuries or blood from scratched knuckles.
Here's the cleaned up Ebay cover/cushion:
Put on the soft top couple weeks ago and today was the first trip to work with the top down, 50 miles of bliss…man I love this Bronco!! Parked by a co-worker and proceeded to give her crap in a meeting about not going topless. Prolly hear from HR at some point today. 
Cleaned all the trail dirt off so that I could do some mall crawling.
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Had to plug a tire after picking up a screw on the jobsite:
I've got just over 66k miles on these OE tires! I will always carry the spare!!
I've got just over 66k miles on these OE tires! I will always carry the spare!!
You should give her more crap about her parking skills....Put on the soft top couple weeks ago and today was the first trip to work with the top down, 50 miles of bliss…man I love this Bronco!! Parked by a co-worker and proceeded to give her crap in a meeting about not going topless. Prolly hear from HR at some point today.
Got lucky and somehow scored a trail deck setup locally for what their intro price used to be.
Immediately removed the handle and used one of the included anchors with a nut to secure the fridge since the fridge would end up on top of it in the track. Super functional piece of equipment.
Untitled by MJH Creations, on Flickr
Partial fridge slide when cooking:
Untitled by MJH Creations, on Flickr
Or full fridge slide when not.
Untitled by MJH Creations, on Flickr
Oh and also scooped a HF paper towel holder that you see in the pics today too. Not sure why I didn't think of that one sooner. Psyched to try all the new stuff on the DBBB at the end of the month.
Immediately removed the handle and used one of the included anchors with a nut to secure the fridge since the fridge would end up on top of it in the track. Super functional piece of equipment.
Partial fridge slide when cooking:
Or full fridge slide when not.
Oh and also scooped a HF paper towel holder that you see in the pics today too. Not sure why I didn't think of that one sooner. Psyched to try all the new stuff on the DBBB at the end of the month.
Got my new TUFSKIN emblems installed... They turned out perfect... Not overly gaudy, but just enough information.
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