does it fit just fine with the factory bumper as well? awesome to know. thanks for the help budNo relocation bracket needed for me 37 fits fine....the SAS brake light bracket is high enough to fit over the 37...it barely touches the tire.
Lots of of folkers will tell you you need to buy something, when you don't.
Fair enough....but mine is plenty visible...camera.20 feet back and 3 feet high. I'm enjoying the fact that its a tighter fit with no gap.There is a difference between physically fitting, and properly fitting. Although it fits without modification, you actually don’t see the entire third brake light if you were in a car behind the bronco unless it’s a bit higher up.
This is the view from behind the bronco at the height most people in their cars would see it, and this is with the extension. Also a side view.
Keep in mind not all factory 37s are truly 37 inches either, some might be 36.7 inches, some could be 37.2, etc.
For the sake of a proper installation, I would still do the extension, it’s super cheap and super easy to install, so why not? Nobody wants to recommend parts you don’t need, but I feel this is a more proper install.
That's correct! No extension needed. I added rubber stops between the 3rd brake light (near top) bracket and tire. It pushes the bracket out from the tire so it doesn't rest on the tire.No relocation bracket needed for me 37 fits fine....the SAS brake light bracket is high enough to fit over the 37...it barely touches the tire.
Lots of of folkers will tell you you need to buy something, when you don't.
2.3 motor 3 inch with 37s ….
Wouldn’t personally do 37s but if that’s what you want then anything less than a 3” lift is going to be difficult
Fits as is, no relocation needed. That said i do believe the standard and sasquatch tire carriers are different sizes. The 37’s with 0 offset wheel Fits perfectly on my sasquatch bronc.
