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I'm guessing about 1ft. There are 3 crosby clamps on both cables. I run the top clamp all the way up to the ceiling mounted pulley. Mine are mounted to a 2x6, so 2" drop from the mount. Plus, each pulley is a couple inches long, so now I'm at a 4" drop. Plus the length of the doubled up cable, approx 4". Then there is the lifting frame itself which is another 3 or 4 inches.
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Good eye! They are indeed Metaltech. So far so good I’d say. We haven’t really tested them, but they haven’t budged in the slightest since our install. They work great as steps and the blend well, looking like they came with the Bronco.
It arrived 04/13/23…..did some mods (that I accrued during the 2+ years wait)
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Thanks. AR does make some great stuff, I have the console badge and the slap as well!
Just completed Mojave Road this past weekend, the Bronco slayed, great vehicle at high speed.
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Been a while since I checked in and saw this Team Bronco 2 Door thread. I felt the need to post some pictures and throw some shit on the fire. Photos are from my recent road trip through southern Utah (Zion, Monument Valley, and Forrest Gump Hwy) and northern Arizona. Every time I see a 4-door I get more and more disgusted with how shitty they look........I mean almost makes me puke. 2-door gets so many complements and honors the EB heritage! Anyway, here are my photos from southern Utah cowboy camping on an amazing trip week before last.......
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Awesome! great pics. Looking forward to trying this myself. How long did it take you?Just completed Mojave Road this past weekend, the Bronco slayed, great vehicle at high speed.
I spent 2.5 days on trail, I ended up doing 3 nights though because I camped at Balancing Rock before starting. I'd recommend spending 2.5-3 days on trail if you can, I would break camp at 830am and go till 4pm, there is so much cool and interesting stuff to see that it's worth taking the time and getting out and hiking around and seeing as many of the side stuff as you can.
For fuel, I didn't need it, it was nice having the peace of mind of no range anxiety though lol. I ended up doing 164 miles with the side stuff I checked out, and I was getting 15 mpg out there so shouldn't be a problem.
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You can duck out at Baker to fuel up if you feel it might be tight. It’s not quite half way, but regardless of your direction, it’s an easy stop.
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What mount are you using for your jerry cans? Looks super clean!Just completed Mojave Road this past weekend, the Bronco slayed, great vehicle at high speed.
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