I also used the OEM kit, which just replaces the OEM mirror altogether and clamps to the factory mirror "button," as they call it, on the windshield. The issue is that the button keeps separating from the windshield on hot days, unfortunately.
Alright folks, I've got a problem. With this summer heat, my wolfbox has fallen off my windshield 3 times now. It's an aftermarket windshield that I got after a rock chip claimed my OEM one, unfortunately.
I keep using the Permatex High Strength rearview mirror adhesive kit (specifically the...
I would imagine the kit would address that as I think, unfortunately, we are all aware of how delicate Ford made those connections. Perhaps adding an adhesive reinforcement to where it attaches to the window, and then rather than disconnecting it from the window, adding one of those waterproof...
Hey all, I'm checking out the idea of using what is basically square chicken wire (I guess it's called hardware cloth) instead of dropping hundreds of dollars on real molle panels for the rear quarter areas. This is what I'm trying to replicate:
Except my idea will cost $7 instead of $130+...
Quick remove for the rear window would be a perfect product to get their name on the map of Bronco accessories!! I'd buy that in a heartbeat. Unhook the struts, unhook the defrost wires, and then pop off the disconnects where the bolts would be and that's all.
It certainly looks good enough for the comfort it'll surely provide! This will be great for you tall folks. It would be nice to have the wheel further back so that I can stretch my legs a little nicer while still sitting comfortably with my arm on the door sill and center arm rest.
That's the site where I just got my rear a week ago! Can confirm it was great for the price. Mine didn't include instructions but luckily they are now available in this thread thanks to another user providing the link to the pdf. :)