Recent content by The_Axeman

More likely a Montreal pothole - but all are likely! 😂🤷🏼‍♂️

I was was feeling that bouncy feeling over choppy bumps. Was gonna ask my GF to drive the Bronco and follow her to see - but I discovered this first.

A coworker told me to come out and look at my truck. “You’ve got some oil under your rig.” I look under only to find my rear passenger side external shock reservoir GONE! WTF? 😂 I haven’t even gone wheeling since last fall. 2021 Badlands 7MT 4Door. Back she goes to Ford. 🤷🏼‍♂️

Sorry but no can do. My best friend (Kevin) pulled in a favor at work and one of the guys at his shop made it. I couldn’t ask again. Definitely not for a third party. That being said, I’m pretty sure that the bracket that’s available for purchase for the ARB compressor (I think it’s a JCR...

They definitely help if camping inside your rig. Without some windows being open the humidity level will suck. You’ll freeze more when it’s cold and sweat more when it’s hot. Good airflow helps with that. These with keep out mosquitoes as mentioned - but if you have no-see-ums in your area...

I’ve managed to get the screen when aired down in off-road mode. It shows everything but I’ve never managed to have my pitch and roll displayed simultaneously like in the original photo. 🤷🏼‍♂️ i wish Ford would make that screen available on the 12” display if we wanted (off-road status + pitch...

Thank you so much for this write-up! Can’t wait to do it! 🙏🏻👍🏻

Here’s an option for you. Quite a bit cheaper than an ARB dual and with 5.65cfm it works great.

Installing a Smittybuilt 2781 air compressor in the engine bay of the 2.3L Bronco with a very stealthy bumper air chuck placement. Check out the video below :

Haha. I got mine in Nashville at the beginning of the year. Went to NOLA right after!

The eyelets are 24” apart front to back and 48” side to side. I’m assuming you’re referring to the hard top lift setup 😉

Others have answered - but I primarily use them - as mentioned- when on a dusty road in a convoy. However - they’re great in a snow storm or heavy rain on the highway to keep visible.

Good thinking! I chose not to have it on my reverse light though. It’s quite blinding. I’ll only use it when nobody else is close by.

Will do - but I’m working a 24hr. Here’s a pic from Amazon as well as the link. Mine are the flush mount version. Flush Mount Led Pods, MOVOTOR Combo Offroad Driving Lights with Separate Amber Solid/Strobe Side Shooters Backup Reverse Lights Cube Working Lights for Truck Jeep ATV SUV 4x4...

Maybe this could help or be a budget solution for you: