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@WILDcardOD Not a single issue. I'd buy the same wheels again in a heartbeat.

@George De Yes, the one downside is that it blocks one of the backup sensors in the bumper. Thankfully there's a button to disable the sensors but you either have to push it every time you put it in reverse or deal with the beeping from the pivot arm. I thought about trying to disconnect the...

I second the Kuat Pivot. v2 I started with only the Kuat Transfer v2, but the spare SAS tire hit the knuckle when trying to open the tailgate. Added the Kuat Pivot and problem solved. As an added bonus, both Kuat products have the FlatLock tightening system that prevents any movement in the...

@The Compensator Sounds good. Responded on other post. Thanks.

@The Compensator - Deal! DM me your address and I’ll try to get them to the post office this afternoon.

For Sale - Brand new, gloss black Bucking Bronco emblem for tailgate. Never installed and still in original packaging. Purchased from Ford Dealer where it sells for $45. If you've been wanting to buy one, save yourself $15 and buy mine instead...

Brand new, black Ford emblem for tailgate. Purchased from Emblem City. Never installed and still in original packaging. Sells for $148 on their website.

Not sure if these are helpful, but let me know if you have specific questions. When raised, the lid is approx 1 3/8” away from the inside of the roll bar.

@Klink I'll take some measurements and pictures today of my raised lid enclosure and get back with you.

Easily the Raised Lid Cargo Enclosure from Ford Accessories. Being someone that drives topless from March to October, this is a no brainer. The obvious benefit is being able to lock tailgate and lid to prevent things from being stolen, but just as valuable is not having to worry about things...

For sale - Full set (5) of SAS takeoffs from my Badlands Sasquatch. Everything was swapped out the day after taking delivery from the dealership (<100 miles). Wheels, tires, and TPMS sensors are included. Mounted and balanced from factory. Ready to put on and go! $2,000 firm. Located in...

In case it helps anyone else, I decided to go with the tailgate over the fuel door primarily due to not wanting to constantly apply pressure to the fuel door hinge. As you can see in the picture, it’s easy to get to and out of sight from directly behind the Bronco.

Same from my experience. Just purchased one last week and the it was programmed to match the card that came in the packaging. That said, I'm not sure I understand what the SecuriCode in the fuse box would be used for if the keyless entry wasn't part of the original build.

@Scott R Nelson Apologies, you must have thought I was directing that towards you, which I was not. I don't owe you an explanation, but I wasn't being lazy. More so curious where people are putting them. When sticking to the inside of the door itself, I'm concerned that applying the pressure...

@Big Boss Any chance you could post a picture of it on the fuel door? I just picked one up from the parts department and I'm questioning if it'll fit. Thanks!

Looks great! Would love to know more about the "custom made Raptor lights" if you're able to share what you did? Thanks!

Opened some Ford Merch from the wifey on Christmas morning.

@kojack19 For reference, I have the 35x11.50 Nitro Trail grapplers on a 0 offset wheel w/ SAS fenders. Pictures can be seen in my post linked below: https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/looking-for-tall-skinny-tires.50752/post-1552675

@WeirdGuy I'd recommend the one offered by 4X4TruckLEDs. A bit pricey, but it's centered and out of the way.

Took the family up the beach to Corova, NC in search of the wild horses. Happy Thanksgiving from OBX. 🦃