A lot of folks get cellphone/tablet mounts from 67 designs that can hold your device in view while keeping your eyes on the road. Given the USB ports on the dash you can hook up a wireless charger to that device holder and easily pop your device in and out. That's what I'll be doing with my rail.
Well it's $2500 for the winch AND the winch mount...which you'll need to mount any winch to that POS modular bumper.
Hopefully the winch mount get's sold separately at some point, and even better hopefully there is an aftermarket solution out not long after launch...and even better, hopefully...
I also decided to go BL over WT after seeing this rig at super cel east. Basically the Vinyl is great and the WT doesn't provide enough of a discount for it to be worth it.
I'd describe A51 as baby blue mixed with gray. It looks great with the MIC gray top.
What you guys aren't considering is that there is the top of the bull bar right on the other side of that solenoid package that will also be blocking the camera as soon as you remove the solenoid. As I said, this is extremely broken.
I've been saying this since I saw the angle of the camera at super cel east. Moving the solenoid won't improve the view much at all. The only fix for this is to relocate the camera, or get a new bumper that puts the bumper closer to the vehicle.
You can unscrew your bronco bolts and change out your grab handles...But as you can see for yourself on the B&P there are no options to change accent colors. They are locked to trim.
This is the only solution that will work to give a 100% obstruction free view from camera. Even relocating the solenoid won't completely solve the problem. It was easy to see that the bar and even winch body would still be in view of the camera.
I think I heard that you cannot take off the rear seat panel with the roof rack on. Only the front two panels...So storing the rear seat panel on the roof rack would be pointless.
It's a cheaper config than the Badlands with equivalent equipment, that I want, and will keep.
I don't want the steel bumper on the BL because winch integration is horrible and I lose fog lights. I don't really want the stock rock rails, because I have another style in mind that I will...
I actually switched from a Wildtrak to a Badlands due to the B&P.
Basically I don't want a gloss black grill with gloss black mirrors and a carbonized grey top.
If they'd give us a carbonized grey option for our grill and mirrors to match the top, then I'd get a Wildtrak.
Interior accents are specific to your trim... So the yellow/orange contrasts are locked to Badlands unfortunately. And in case you weren't aware, this is the same color as the stitching on your seats.
You can get roof rails as a dealer installed add on, just not on the build and price. It talks about this specifically in the FAQ. There is a GVWR issue with adding roof racks and the extra weight that they would then carry.