North Texas Bronco Club

Set of 5 OEM 35”, 315/70r17 Goodyear MT Sasquatch tires for sale. They only have 187 miles on them. Located in Allen. $1200.

So, what did you replace them with?

BFG KO2’s

Did you go with 37's? Any lift? I have a Badsquatch and would like to go 37's on the OG wheels with some sort of minimal lift. So, just inquiring on what you did. I'm in Allen as well.

No, I stayed with the 35’s, but just wanted the KO2’s. I was thinking about going to 37’s without a lift, but I saw a number of videos where there’s rubbing when turning.

OK. Just wondering what you did. I had heard that rubbing with the factory suspension and 37's is a problem. I have done some off roading with mine and had some places where another 1-2" of lift would have avoided some undercarriage scraping. Anyway, I just thought if you had done it, it would have been nice to see it in person. Thanks for the info.

Where do you go off roaring at? Are you also in Allen? Let me know the next time you go out and I’ll tag along if that’s ok with you.

Off-roading*

I've been to Bridgeport a couple times. I really want to head out to Barnwell and do some off roading and camping.

Let me know when you're thinking about heading over there. I haven't been to any place yet. I did just order the baja designs fog pocket kit through 4x4truckleds.com, so that's exciting. Have you done any mods to yours yet?

The first mod was the hood strut install. I then did the Baja fog lights and just recently the Baja Racer pod lights.

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...ther-packs-and-4x4truckled-wiring-loom.26109/

This is a write up I did on doing the wiring for the Baja fog lights. I bought mine from Baja before 4X4TruckLED came out with their package. I went ahead an bought the wiring harness from 4X4 which was way, way better than what came with the Baja package.

oh nice, man. great write up; I'll follow it when I install my lights this coming weekend.

@raynaldo

@raynaldo Let me know if you need any help considering I have already done it. If you need any weather packs or the crimping tool, let me know. Otherwise, good luck and have fun. It very satisfying to complete a project like this.

Thanks, man. I appreciate your offer. I’ll let you know if I need help, but I’ve been watching a lot of YouTube videos to get myself familiar and your notes d have helped. I don’t have cramping tools or weather packs as I was just going to use whatever they sent in the package. If you think it’s much easier, then I’ll definitely get some. On another note, I upgraded the speakers and got an amp and powered sub. Fuck it, can’t be that hard.

Sounds good. Just let me know. I think I updated my post providing links to the proper crimping tool and weather packs. The only issue with the weather packs they send with the lights is that they provide dual terminal weather packs. You really only need single terminal. If you use the dual terminal, you will have to deal with terminating all the ground wires. It will make more sense once you get into it. Hopefully we will have some sort of North Texas meetup this spring. I would like to take a look at your sound system set up. Stay warm!

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