Good Bronco accessory/mod mechanic in eastern MA?

[Fezzik]

Does anyone have a good aftermarket accessory/mod mechanic in eastern MA?

I use a really good Audi Master Mechanic who is at a private shop. He managed my stage-3 tune on my S7 and takes care of all my maintenance without the exorbitant dealer charge. Is there a Bronco mechanic who can help with ‘complicated’ mods in eastern MA?

There was a walk-through thread in the forums where someone changed the basic light control panel to the panel with fog light and rear light controls then wired his new fogs there instead of an aux switch. I would love to do this but that is a bit out of my comfort zone. I’m more of a mud flap rear gate table mod guy.

Any experience with a good aftermarket mechanic?

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[chrisdupe]

Check out Offroad Elements. They are in Arlington.

 

[helifino16]

Or you could pop over the sound and hit up Adam at @4x4TruckLEDs.com

 

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

Does anyone have a good aftermarket accessory/mod mechanic in eastern MA?

I use a really good Audi Master Mechanic who is at a private shop. He managed my stage-3 tune on my S7 and takes care of all my maintenance without the exorbitant dealer charge. Is there a Bronco mechanic who can help with ‘complicated’ mods in eastern MA?

There was a walk-through thread in the forums where someone changed the basic light control panel to the panel with fog light and rear light controls then wired his new fogs there instead of an aux switch. I would love to do this but that is a bit out of my comfort zone. I’m more of a mud flap rear gate table mod guy.

Any experience with a good aftermarket mechanic?

Looks like you have a 2025 so what you want to do is out of the question. On the 2025+ trucks Ford removed the pigtail in the bumper that we were all using for that purpose. on 2024 and earlier trucks there was a pigtail Ford left you could connect to our fog kit (we make pigtails and fog kits). Then you could buy the factory headlight switch WITH a fog light button and program it to work. BUT on the 2025+ Ford got rid of that wire.

So you would have to utilize your overhead upfitter switches now to control accessories. OR if you don't have an overhead upfitter switch you could install an aftermarket switch kit we sell (https://www.4x4truckleds.com/swarfw...-f-150-2023-ford-super-duty-2021-ford-bronco/)

As for other things, what are you looking to do? You should check out our site as we have an entire Bronco section full of lights and accessories

https://www.4x4truckleds.com/vehicle-specific/ford/ford-bronco/

You can also stop by our store, but we're out here on Long Island so it's not exactly around the corner from you. But during the summer we get folks from all over stopping in on their way out to the hamptons.

But check out our site. Most of what we sell is bolt on so no modifications required to your truck.

 

[Fezzik]

Thanks everyone!

@4x4TruckLEDs.com, I do have the towing plug wired. Would that work for the reverse light? Is it difficult to run a wire to the back if not? I do have the overhead auxiliary switches, so that’s always an option.

 

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

Thanks everyone!

@4x4TruckLEDs.com, I do have the towing plug wired. Would that work for the reverse light? Is it difficult to run a wire to the back if not? I do have the overhead auxiliary switches, so that’s always an option.

Well if you want a plug and play kit that utilizes your trailer harness we sell them here: https://www.4x4truckleds.com/vehicl...ronco/auxiliary-lighting/ford/reverse-lights/

You don't need to run any wires. OR you can go with one of our other reverse kits which tie into the factory tails (plug and play) but also give you the option to control them from an upfitter as well

 

[Fezzik]

Sounds like I’m making a trip to LI this summer

Thank you for the suggestions!

 

[RP80]

Does anyone have a good aftermarket accessory/mod mechanic in eastern MA?

I use a really good Audi Master Mechanic who is at a private shop. He managed my stage-3 tune on my S7 and takes care of all my maintenance without the exorbitant dealer charge. Is there a Bronco mechanic who can help with ‘complicated’ mods in eastern MA?

There was a walk-through thread in the forums where someone changed the basic light control panel to the panel with fog light and rear light controls then wired his new fogs there instead of an aux switch. I would love to do this but that is a bit out of my comfort zone. I’m more of a mud flap rear gate table mod guy.

Any experience with a good aftermarket mechanic?

Absolutely check out Offroad Elements in Abington. They've been building my Bronco for the past few years. They are the best

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