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Aux switches.....will you really use them?
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I think the hardtop is a must for me here in AK, seems like a reasonable price.Is $700 for the hardtop upgrade on 4door fair though. What is aftermarket going to cost, like $1500 of anything even comes out?
Absolutely.Aux switches.....will you really use them?
Nobody seems to know what the "capable" bumper is? They have the modular bumper at $825 that's been shown for a while.Looking for feedback from people who follow the off-road aftermarket and can advise what options to maybe avoid from ford. Ford capable bumper for 995, worth it? 300 more for brush guard ? Ford Bimini top 399-499, but aftermarket wrangler Bimini looks to be had for less than 150. Ford paint protection for front edge of hood and front fenders 295? Thx
The description says it 3 pieces, one for the leading edge of the hood and the other 2 for leading edges of the front fenders. That doesn't sound like much coverage for the money.The only one I can talk too is the PPF. That's not a bad price, but I'm not sure of the material quality. I had the entire front (that was a challenge for the installer with that grill), and front fenders of my Wrangler done in XPel Ultimate (self healing) for $200 here in North Carolina. Just a little comparison that I hope helps.
Looks like the same thing on Amazon for $432.$650 for Pod lights?!?!
Hothead seems to be the best aftermarket for Jeep. Their full kit for 4 door runs about $400.do you guys know anything about aftermarket quality of headliner insulation? A quick search for jeep shows them for about half the price ford is asking
I watched some video of a guy installing that on his wrangler. It literally is a sheet of insulating foam cut to size and wrapped in fabric and some sticky strips, maybe manufacturing cost of like 30 bucks. I need to get into that business.Hothead seems to be the best aftermarket for Jeep. Their full kit for 4 door runs about $400.
I think it's the angle of the photo that makes it look like the letters are covered. I believe from 6 feet up, they will be plainly visible.Anyone know if the brush guard really covers the Bronco letters like in the build and price images or if it’s more like the example from the overland demo?
I second this opinion. Keyless entry will be nice for all the times I run out to grab something from the car without my keys.I can admit I use mine on my Truck often, out in the yard and need something from inside. makes it easy. especially with kids, grabbing a car seat and such. I have a few vehicles tho so if this was my main squeeze and i had keys on me all the time, probably not worth it.