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[Doetsch Off-Road]

Hey all, just jumped on as an official sponsor here at 6g. I hope to be your go-to source for any and all things Bronco for a long time!

Lil background on us, we started out as and have always been a Jeep shop and a Jeep shop only. The Bronco is obviously going to be a large part of our business going forward. We are actually bringing 5 Broncos to SEMA this year in various Companies booths. Of course Ill start posting as the process begins.

If you arent terribly anti-jeep take a look at some of our work

www.thecustomjeepbuilder.com www.doetschoffroad.com

Click on my profile name and "Follow" so you dont miss out on any details!



The following rendering is very much a work in progress for my 1st build

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[Doetsch Off-Road]

My Badlands arrives in 2 weeks. Its immediately going on a cross country tour to my partner companies so they can start (or finish) the R&D for their parts and so we can begin the SEMA process. Its heading to Rhino Rack 1st, then off to Fabtech, then Road Armor and so on. I'll keep you all in the loop through each step. Click on my profile name and "Follow" so you dont miss out on any details!

 

[Tataman]

Just stumbled into Regional Forum - I normally peruse on my phone... Excited to see what you do with the Bronco! Keep the posts coming.

Also, I thought I read on one of your other posts that you needed to assess damage after taking it wheeling. Any items of significance to report?

 

[Doetsch Off-Road]

Mostly expected things. Lots of gas skid damage. It's not robust enough.

The crossmembers in front are ridiculous. They hang quite low and easily damaged .

Rear Lower control arms absolutely need skids.

We have a ton of 3d scans now...parts in the works

 

[Tataman]

Mostly expected things. Lots of gas skid damage. It's not robust enough.

The crossmembers in front are ridiculous. They hang quite low and easily damaged .

Rear Lower control arms absolutely need skids.

We have a ton of 3d scans now...parts in the works

Thanks for the update, and pictures really do a good job emphasizing your point! I am located in Gilbert, and super interested to follow your build and future announcements.

Btw, not sure if you are saving these Picts to coincide with future announcements, but there may be many on the main forum that could benefit by seeing the points that could use reinforcement. I bought the black diamond trim to get the bash and skid plates, but after seeing these Picts I realize I will need to add some more protection.

 

[Doetsch Off-Road]

Thanks for the update, and pictures really do a good job emphasizing your point! I am located in Gilbert, and super interested to follow your build and future announcements.

Btw, not sure if you are saving these Picts to coincide with future announcements, but there may be many on the main forum that could benefit by seeing the points that could use reinforcement. I bought the black diamond trim to get the bash and skid plates, but after seeing these Picts I realize I will need to add some more protection.

I, as well as others are hard at work getting these parts ready for availability

 

[budfleck]

Mostly expected things. Lots of gas skid damage. It's not robust enough.

The crossmembers in front are ridiculous. They hang quite low and easily damaged .

Rear Lower control arms absolutely need skids.

We have a ton of 3d scans now...parts in the works

Damn Todd, where did you drag that through to pick up that much damage?

 

[Doetsch Off-Road]

Damn Todd, where did you drag that through to pick up that much damage?

The new and improved broken arrow! Lol seriously. The rain last month really wiped some spots out and on stock Badlands tires she's scraped everywhere. I did go up the stairs too but most of this was caused by other stuff

 

[budfleck]

The new and improved broken arrow! Lol seriously. The rain last month really wiped some spots out and on stock Badlands tires she's scraped everywhere. I did go up the stairs too but most of this was caused by other stuff

Up the stairs, I thought that was a no-no?

 

[Doetsch Off-Road]

Up the stairs, I thought that was a no-no?

Says who...Pinkies?

It is not a one way obstacle don't let anyone tell you so.

It's best that you do so in a way not to interrupt others. Preferably with a buddy who can tell you the coast is clear for awhile from the top side, and if someone comes they can stop them short so everyone has room to maneuver. Just be polite.

A no-no is a vehicle that cannot easily do it and ends up tearing it up more, or a person with no regard for others enjoying the trail.

 

[Doetsch Off-Road]

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[Drttrac]

Bronco Raptor to be delivered in less than 2 months. Kids go to Ninja and gymnastics across the street. Need a guinee pig for upfitting?

 

[Doetsch Off-Road]

Bronco Raptor to be delivered in less than 2 months. Kids go to Ninja and gymnastics across the street. Need a guinee pig for upfitting?

Haha, you can be our 26th Braptor Guinea pig for sure! Come on down. I just got mine as well.

 

[Drttrac]

Figures, I was hoping to be the 25th!!

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