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- Jamison
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I've got a 22 Wildtrak High/Lux, so I have ACC & all the sensors.
After my most recent off road 24 Hours of Appalachia rally, I had so much clay mud caked into my front bumper & undercarriage that it made me realize I need to relocate my ACC box before I break it.
So I looked at options & ended up deciding the brackets to relocate to the upper right part of the grille are the best option for me.
I went with Barnes4wd just for cost vs turn off-road.
Either way, it requires modifications to the shutter system.
I'm considering just taking the shutter system off altogether, but I'm looking for any advice or cons to doing so.
My pros are
Keeps shutter system stock for later reinstall if needed
Might actually help airflow to radiator
Cons
Makes ECO mode less effective (I don't use it often anyways)
Might upset some of the sensors or ECU & cause codes?
Any advice appreciated.
TIA
After my most recent off road 24 Hours of Appalachia rally, I had so much clay mud caked into my front bumper & undercarriage that it made me realize I need to relocate my ACC box before I break it.
So I looked at options & ended up deciding the brackets to relocate to the upper right part of the grille are the best option for me.
I went with Barnes4wd just for cost vs turn off-road.
Either way, it requires modifications to the shutter system.
I'm considering just taking the shutter system off altogether, but I'm looking for any advice or cons to doing so.
My pros are
Keeps shutter system stock for later reinstall if needed
Might actually help airflow to radiator
Cons
Makes ECO mode less effective (I don't use it often anyways)
Might upset some of the sensors or ECU & cause codes?
Any advice appreciated.
TIA
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