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Went with the two tone orange and black, then a color matched blue inlay on my VB OB Squatch. Teaser pic of the aux switch being developed too!

I still had to trim the top of the front flaps, but I did not cut a hole. Removed left and right steps without removing the bracket. They are identical on top. Installed the mudflaps. Put the left step on the right side, right step on the left side. Slid steps until they barely touched the...

I ordered a set of switched from sPod. We talked on the phone, they were very helpful and are sending something that may work. There will be a write up and a part number will be added to their website if it works out. https://www.4x4spod.com/

No noise at all. It's tight.

It's secure. There are clasps and bumpres to where there is always pressure on the shelf.

https://www.roughcountry.com/jeep-jk-rear-tailgate-table-10630.html?find=2021-ford-bronco-4wd-784415

Installed today using six nutserts. The table is nice quality, and less than $100. I purposely offset it to the outside to give room for another accessory on the inside.

The above two door is a SAS. It took the Fabtech 1.5" and I am putting one 1/4" RC in the rear just in case I have a cooler back there.

You will want the RC rear to level up a BL non Squatch - of just a RC kit up front to match the stock rear.

There is plenty of bolt on the rear for the Rough Country. And yes, Fabtech front, RC rear.

Those were TIS 20x9 ET19 with 35x12.50/20 Toyo Open Country on a customer's BL.

The Rough Country spacers work perfectly for a minor adjustment if you need a little rake, five minute install. It squatted way down when I hauled a load of firewood the day I bought it - and that was bone stock - and on the way home from picking it up.

We did a non squatch BL last week, 1.5" Fabtech front, 1/2" of Rough Country spacers in the rear. The Rough Country comes with Four 1/4" Shims for the top, two 1/2" for the bottom front (because of leverage 1/4" spacer = 3/8" to 7/16" of front lift). The top shims work on the back to give 1/4"...

Corrected, thanks! Fat fingered the ole phone.

Measurements are dead level after install.

On the Gatorback website they have a modification for the steps.

Where did you mount the panel? I like the programming capabilities but don't like stuff that looks tacked on.

I have the wiring side handled, just need the switches. I have the part numbers, the switches are cheap, its the bezel that's $400+. Plenty of people will never use the switches.

I would gladly trade my sunglass holder for the switches, I will even send mine, pay for shipping both ways and wait for the return. I'd even throw in $100. The aux switches somehow dropped off my order and I need them.