This is more or less exactly what i'm looking to do. Slightly bigger rubber, maybe a 1" level. Thanks for sharing.This is what they looked like with fender flares, pre- 1" level kit, with crash bars intact. Plenty of clearance and smooth ride. Great in snow.
Do the audio upgrade! I did the Polk DBs that are marine grade and sound great. PNP kit, Kicker Key 200.4 for the speakers, and added a Kicker HS10 hideaway sub. Sounds better than any car I've been in and volume over 18 hurts. Good thread below.
Thank you so much! I know nothing about audio but have heard the bronco audio sucks
I like the blue on silver. Probably matches the interior very well too. A good friend of mine does vinyl wraps and stripes. He did this same scheme on an area51 with the matching hood piece. It looked really good with that color too. https://www.instagram.com/swbwraps/?hl=enI just popped on some 33s on mine and some 0 offset wheels.
Wow! I wouldn't have thought the blue would look that cool on area 51, but that is really sharp!
Yea same here but I was very impressed. Especially after seeing it in person.
I really love the look of your wheels and tires! I went with 33" pizza cutters on the stock steelies. Otherwise, a very similar build, but I think I like your rims better.
I'll have to take a snapshot in front of Marshall Point lighthouse this weekend for comparison!
I like that look. Going for the same combo when mine ever shows up. Btw how much heavier is this setup vs the stock steelie/gen grabber comboThis is a picture of the front tire (Cooper 255/80-R17) with fender flares removed and 1" level kit. Plenty of clearance to crash bars (the perspective distorts it a bit).
Looking forward to updates. Only thing my BD feels like it’s missing is more rubber and ground clearance.Well... did a thing... added some Sasquatch rubber with the optional alloy's on our base Black Diamond 2 door?!?
The RC 2" lift is the "go-to" for our dealership. Surprisingly they fit with the crash bars on, no rubbing so far. The offset of the wheel set with the 35's required a spacer to mount the spare, but the rest tuck into the wheel wells so well I don't think I'll be changing out the fender flares for wider ones.
Loving the look, missing the "4wd sport car" feel tho...
Feels like a lifted truck now. Jury's still out on the overall verdict as its only been around the block and at work so far.
This was an insane cost effective way for me to achieve this unique look, a friend had upgraded a Wildtrack and then hooked me up on the treads only 800 miles used.
No matter how many lights I added, lol -still yeah just need's more rubber. Especially when hanging around trails with a bunch of Sasquatches! Looks amazing with those rims IMO the way they tuck in vs the crazy off set look everyone has is unique and I dig it! The ride quality is so different. The stock 32's and suspension had that "sport car feel" the 2 doors have that I loved sooooo much tho. Have not spent much time in it yet but feels like more lifted truck, again though my situation was unique in that I happened upon the treads and then was like ok, how can we make these work?? LOL! So fun! Crazy Bronco fever... its insane the rabbit hole that I have been tumbling down accessorizing this thing!
Me: I don't like flair deletes or pizza cutters. Also Me: Damn that looks good. Perhaps it's just because the Cactus Gray is doing its best to be the color I want it to be all the time. Nope it's the whole package. Well done.I really love the look of your wheels and tires! I went with 33" pizza cutters on the stock steelies. Otherwise, a very similar build, but I think I like your rims better.
I'll have to take a snapshot in front of Marshall Point lighthouse this weekend for comparison!
