Recent content by psdtime

This info is from the 2026 model year owners manual. Check your manual for updates on the Ford site and follow those recommendations.

If I remember correctly is has to do with a different type of brake booster or something like that. There is a lot of info here. https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/flat-tow-equipment-needed-to-flat-tow-the-2021-bronco.19759/ .

Also, there is more than just pulling the fuses. You need to open the hood, close all doors, wait 5 minutes, then pull 29 and 28 (in that order). To replaced. Do everything the same(hood, doors, 5 min wait) except you'll be replacing the fuses instead of removing, but also in order of 29...

I thought the wheels looked terrible in the OP picture, but at looking at the Cobb website, they look pretty good on the example Bronco.

This is true. I believe it even states it on your windows. What that is saying is that the window is letting in at minimum 70% of light, which is probably required by law. What the ceramic window tint does (other that simply making it darker) is have 98% heat rejection and 99% UV protection...

No, tinted to block 30%,, it's 70% light transmission. I signed nothing. I know it's against the law, but it's hardly noticeable. It's to block the harmful rays.

How about bronze? Saw these on a post by ThunderFlash, "Scratchuatch ring segments in bronze. "

Tint goes on the inside, won't help for chips

What are people's opinions on the silver wheel rings verses the black ones? I have the silver, but I think black might look better. Here is a comparison (black ones were done using AI)

I agree about the law part, but a 70% tint on the windshield doesn't make a perceivable impact on visibility. In a perfect world, if you were able to jump from one car with and the other car without while dark, you can see for your self. I have a Denali (only factory tint) pick-up and my wife...

I did all six widows (ceramic) on my wife's Yukon and the Bronco. 70% on the windshield and 35% on all the other windows. I'm also in California. The fronts are pretty easy to see through from the outside, and there is a big contrast between those and the back windows that have factory tint...

It might work, but it might also look odd from the side after looking at these pictures. Might see too much of the housing.

Thanks, I'll compare tomorrow to what mine looks like. Really appreciate the photos! Nice wheels!

Thanks for the reply. It's definitely a tight fit with the stock bumper.

Any chance you can show a picture of where it mounts on the driver's side and what brand you bought? I want something like that but I'm concerned that I've added so much electrical wires in the mounting area that I won't be able to make it work?