Factory Wheel Arch Extension Kit , Rock Rails, Roof Rack Cross Bar, Cargo Liner -- Installation Instruction Images & Part Numbers

[etmccaus86]

Came across some of the images for installation guides for a handful of OE Bronco accessories. Nothing truly earth-shattering here, but some details may be of interest.


Large Wheel Arch Extension Kit -- Part Number: SKM2DJ-16268-A

Looks to be a set of four fenders. I presume this gives non-Squatched Broncos Squatch fenders. What interests me most is how these (and original fendrs) are shown to fasten to the vehicle - are those quick-releases?

Rock Rail Kit -- Part Number: SKM2DJ-102D30-AA

We knew this was being offered as an OE accessory thanks to B&P.. Unclear on if this uses the same part number for both 2- and 4-door rails.

Roof Rack Cross Bar -- Part Number: SKM2DJ-S550B08-AA

Looks as if a cross bar will be available a la carte, though it seems these are non-adjustable, and there may only be two places pre-drilled in roof rails for them.

Cargo Liner -- Part Number: SKM2DJ-11600-AA

Not exciting whatsoever, but for those wondering if there will be an OE accessory liner for cargo hold, the answer is yes. Again, unclear if this P/N is being used for both variations. Instructions indicate you *will* have to cut openings for the D-rings in load floor if so desired.

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[andi]

Hopefully the cargo liner is a thing, already got the floor liners added to my build !

 

[Lab00Rat]

MOAR, I NEED MOAR~!

 

[LOMartin]

It’s nice how everything is starting to come together and be real now.
Thanks for sharing

 

[bluezombi]

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[Drafting_Monkey]

Nice find. Is 3A & B depicting the rock rails?

edit: nevermind I see it. Reading is good! LOL

 

[Bogibney1]

Love the fenders, love the cargo liner

 

[Philly]

You are correct, those are quick disconnects for the fender flairs. I am super excited about those. I can have some flairs with good tire coverage for winter to keep the salt spray down and then run short/flat ones for tire clearance and because they look cool.... or remove them completely!

 

[Broncoak]

Came across some of the images for installation guides for a handful of OE Bronco accessories. Nothing truly earth-shattering here, but some details may be of interest.


Large Wheel Arch Extension Kit -- Part Number: SKM2DJ-16268-A

Looks to be a set of four fenders. I presume this gives non-Squatched Broncos Squatch fenders. What interests me most is how these (and original fendrs) are shown to fasten to the vehicle - are those quick-releases?

Rock Rail Kit -- Part Number: SKM2DJ-102D30-AA

We knew this was being offered as an OE accessory thanks to B&P.. Unclear on if this uses the same part number for both 2- and 4-door rails.

Roof Rack Cross Bar -- Part Number: SKM2DJ-S550B08-AA

Looks as if a cross bar will be available a la carte, though it seems these are non-adjustable, and there may only be two places pre-drilled in roof rails for them.

Cargo Liner -- Part Number: SKM2DJ-11600-AA

Not exciting whatsoever, but for those wondering if there will be an OE accessory liner for cargo hold, the answer is yes. Again, unclear if this P/N is being used for both variations. Instructions indicate you *will* have to cut openings for the D-rings in load floor if so desired.

Not sure if anyone's ever asked this. Has Ford mentioned selling a longer rail for the top? There are two connecting points, one forward on the clamshell, and one toward the back. Seems easy to connect a 4 door roof rack to the points at the rear, if you had longer rails. I like the look of the "stubby" rails on the 4 door, just curious. I could see placing longer loads up there and wouldn't want to dent/scratch the exposed back end.

 

[IfIHMadeA2021Scout]

This has me concerned.
Rock Rail Kit -- Part Number: SKM2DJ-102D30-AA

Those brackets look like they'll bend easily when the rock rail takes a load pushing up from underneath. I wonder what the design load of the rock rails are? Are they designed to support the weight of the vehicle or just look pretty? What gauge steel is used?

I can see it working in they hold the rock rail against the bottom of the body and then spreads the load.

 

[Broncoak]

This has me concerned.
Rock Rail Kit -- Part Number: SKM2DJ-102D30-AA

Those brackets look like they'll bend easily when the rock rail takes a load pushing up from underneath. I wonder what the design load of the rock rails are? Are they designed to support the weight of the vehicle or just look pretty? What gauge steel is used?

I can see it working in they hold the rock rail against the bottom of the body and then spreads the load.

Can't say for sure but the rock rails on my former 2015 Willy's Jeep had almost identical rails and they were really strong. They weighed a ton and the brackets were made with a thick steel. I can't see from this diagram whether or not they mount to the body. That's my only concern. Might be better off buying Aftermarket rails for several reasons.

 

[Raptor911]

aftermarket will def have better floor and cargo liners .. thicker and better coverage and most likely cheaper.

The only advantage the OEM will have is that it will say "bronco" on them

Hopefully the cargo liner is a thing, already got the floor liners added to my build !

 

[etmccaus86]

Not sure if anyone's ever asked this. Has Ford mentioned selling a longer rail for the top? There are two connecting points, one forward on the clamshell, and one toward the back. Seems easy to connect a 4 door roof rack to the points at the rear, if you had longer rails. I like the look of the "stubby" rails on the 4 door, just curious. I could see placing longer loads up there and wouldn't want to dent/scratch the exposed back end.

I think the problem is - where do you then put the rear-most anchors, and what's there to support it? Right now, the towers line up with actual structure (windshield header; rollbar cross-beam), but I don't know that there's much behind that to do something similar.

 

[tbeadle]

Came across some of the images for installation guides for a handful of OE Bronco accessories. Nothing truly earth-shattering here, but some details may be of interest.


Large Wheel Arch Extension Kit -- Part Number: SKM2DJ-16268-A

Looks to be a set of four fenders. I presume this gives non-Squatched Broncos Squatch fenders. What interests me most is how these (and original fendrs) are shown to fasten to the vehicle - are those quick-releases?

Rock Rail Kit -- Part Number: SKM2DJ-102D30-AA

We knew this was being offered as an OE accessory thanks to B&P.. Unclear on if this uses the same part number for both 2- and 4-door rails.

Roof Rack Cross Bar -- Part Number: SKM2DJ-S550B08-AA

Looks as if a cross bar will be available a la carte, though it seems these are non-adjustable, and there may only be two places pre-drilled in roof rails for them.

Cargo Liner -- Part Number: SKM2DJ-11600-AA

Not exciting whatsoever, but for those wondering if there will be an OE accessory liner for cargo hold, the answer is yes. Again, unclear if this P/N is being used for both variations. Instructions indicate you *will* have to cut openings for the D-rings in load floor if so desired.

i wonder how big a pain in the ass it will be to remove the crossbars and top.

 

[etmccaus86]

Can't say for sure but the rock rails on my former 2015 Willy's Jeep had almost identical rails and they were really strong. They weighed a ton and the brackets were made with a thick steel. I can't see from this diagram whether or not they mount to the body. That's my only concern. Might be better off buying Aftermarket rails for several reasons.

It's hard to tell from other diagrams that were with this ("...is that a frame rail or a body rib?"); was hoping someone at one of these events may have had a chance to crawl underneath and look.

i wonder how big a pain in the ass it will be to remove the crossbars and top.

All I know is each crossbar is secured by four Torx bolts.
I have yet to see how the towers/rails secure to the vehicle (and I'm super curious as I'll probably have to add it to my Sasquatch on my own).

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