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What tires do you have on it? Those look bigger than the 32"'s.
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BD is the best. Most higher trims or mods are overkill and too cartoonish on a paved road.
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Good eye! They are 34" (285/75R17 LR C Toyo Open Country A/T III) and fit great with no mods or lift. Just had them put on a few weeks ago. Check out this thread here: https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...lack-diamond-non-sasquatch.20281/post-2135624
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Your pics in that post are drool-worthy! Thanks for sharing the link.
Funny anecdote - the look of your 34s reminds me of the rendering we got from Ford when we ordered the Bronco originally. Excellent. Thanks again.
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Picked ours up yesterday. Ordered Oct 6th. Delivered just over a week ago. Mid package, towing.
Yup, that's the look I'm going for! It really stands apart from all the sasquatch models while still having a great presence on (and off) the road.
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Very true. I love mine.Yup, that's the look I'm going for! It really stands apart from all the sasquatch models while still having a great presence on (and off) the road.
275/80r17 with 1" spacers.
Thanks for doing the heavy lifting
! I’m looking at the same tires, in the same size, on the same color BD! Questions: did you have to put an extension on the 3rd brake light and did you reinforce the spare tire carrier/tailgate?Sponsored
Thanks, others before me took the real leap of faith, I just jumped after them and reported my experience backThanks for doing the heavy lifting
Nope, no extension needed for the 3rd brake light and I didn't reinforce the tailgate since the tire and wheel weight is similar to the sasquatch setup. I did trim 10mm off the tailgate tire stopper bumpers as shown here: https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...lack-diamond-non-sasquatch.20281/post-1905665
Looks great with that setup! and wow at the depth of that mud rut! Did you make it out without help?Very true. I love mine.
275/80r17 with 1" spacers.
Yeah that one caught me off guard, fortunately I was going slow.
Luckily it was the first day out with my rear winch setup.
Do you have any more details of your rear winch setup? I've never seen that before and it looks nicely integrated
This is the plate I used.
https://automotiveperformancegroup.com/product/bronco-hidden-rear-winch-mounting-plate/
This guy's post gave me the motivation to use it with the stock steel bumper.
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/apg-rear-mount-winch-plate-works-with-stock-bumper.80821/
I already had the Borla Touring Climber cat-back exhaust that relocated the muffler forward. I just had the have the elbow on the tail piece cut and clocked a little. Later I installed a 4WP spare tire bracket to move it up and out of the way.
I will say the install kind of sucked, everything is really tight. I ended up using the recommended Warn M8. And definitely make sure you remove the heat shield for more room.
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