Do you still have the box and packing It was shipped In? It would have to be damaged for that to happen, and youāll need proof if you have any hope of a successful claim. In any case I would file a claim with the shipping company (lots of photographs). You can call AAL, but donāt expect much...
SnorkelāUnless you live in Australia and have done all the other things required to waterproof your bronco it serves no purpose and screams mall-crawler.
Hood ProtectorāLooks absolutely horrible. Spend the money on 3M or PFE. Ditto for mud flaps. Although not quite as ugly.
FYIāLong time...
I have the modular bumper. Thereās four bolts on each side for mounting the bull bar. I want to use those bolts for mountong lights. Finding lights is not the issue, itās finding a mounting bracket.
i found the bracket that goes all the way across, but iām looking for one light mount on each...
I run at 15psi. For short/mid length sections of asphalt I stay under 40mph when going straight and when turning go very slow, to the point where I donāt feel any lateral pressure. The thing that will lose a bead is sharp turns at higher speeds.
if you want to feel real safe iād go with 20psi.
Iām considering alpha rex or form. The form, as with several other brands, seem to show the individual ledās (looks like a darker stripe between ledās) more than the alpharex. The latter look more like the signature lights Where the ledās blur together. Since Iām only going by photos, any...
If you have the base headlights oracle has an ugrade that will give amber drl and halo. Looks slightly different since drl doesnāt extend into headlight.
https://www.oraclelights.com/products/oracle-lighting-2021-2022-ford-bronco-colorshift-headlight-halo-kit-w-drl-bar-base-headlights...
Thanks for the info. Looks like a great setup. I have partial hearing loss and tinnitus from flying helicopters in the army so i doubt i could fully appreciate a build like that. Just looking for some improvement and a little more volume for when i off-road.
Good question. Thereās a lot of disagreement about the distance you want to maintain between your antenna and horizontal metal. The most common answer iāve seen is a minimum of 1/2 a wavelength to 2 wavelengths. FYI, the latter is the answer youāll get from a ham guy.
The closer the antenna is...
Without a picture of the ledge itās impossible to tell. Might be a moab bump, or momentum (just rolling through it), or lockers, or coming at the ledge with a slight angle, or a different line, or something else.
Itās hard to describe how to do a technique, and generally ineffective as compared...
The Rugged Radios mount would have the same issues as broncodave24 described above.
Considering the inherent limitations for mounting on a bronco the hood mount is the best option. After a couple of weeks you wonāt even notice it when driving.
Hereās a good video explaining why you should use positive offset wheels, specifically 30mm in the case of a bronco sasquatch. Do as you please, Iām just sharing info some people (including myself before watching the video) might not be aware of.
i like the look of about an inch of tire...