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Looks great!!!
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Install looks good.
Talked with Jerry @BAMF the other day and he confirmed my front bumper should be shipping soon.
Figured I would get on the ball and get the rest of my stuff ordered. A few days ago ordered some frame horn brackets from @Metal-tech 4x4, best standalone option IMO since @Tricky Dick is no longer putting out, lol. Also worked a deal with @Northridge4x4 for an Evo 12s and a Factor 55 flat link E (in candy orange).
I’m ready to do some wrenching!
Talked with Jerry @BAMF the other day and he confirmed my front bumper should be shipping soon.
Figured I would get on the ball and get the rest of my stuff ordered. A few days ago ordered some frame horn brackets from @Metal-tech 4x4, best standalone option IMO since @Tricky Dick is no longer putting out, lol. Also worked a deal with @Northridge4x4 for an Evo 12s and a Factor 55 flat link E (in candy orange).
I’m ready to do some wrenching!
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That is without the kit installed?Not bad but like I said I have a relocation kit.
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Yup its not a high mount winch plate. The M2M bracket goes on the fairlead bolt location.
Thank you for getting the Metal-tech 4x4, TFFS (Total Front Frame Support) system for your build! If you have any questions on the installation, please reach out anytime.
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Are these to what you are referring? Just as an FYI, they don't appear to show up when one attempts to view items for Bronco; I eventually found them by using the site's search function for "TFFS" and subsequently found these (TFFR, and the web hierarchy appears to be Bumper). I mention this only to call your attention to the fact that whatever tagging/categorization process your webbuilder/admin is using may be inadvertently masking some products from easily being found when folks think "Hey, wonder what kind of Bronco products Metal-Tech has?". Of course it could be some cookie or similar config issue on my end, just wanted to mention it.
Back on topic - they look pretty good (once one gets past the fact that they may have to spend another $250 on TOP of the cost of a winch and a winch plate, but that's not a Metal-tech issue).
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TOR is running a sale this weekend and thinking about picking up that winch mount - I've heard mixed reviews, how did you like it and the install?
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Modifying the OEM bumper wiring harness is a PITA, but just takes patience, most of these plates move the inner sensors. I wish they would provide a pigtail extension kit, would make it much easier. The rest is top notch fitment and quality IMO. I picked this one because of my current mod RTR brackets.
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True. I decided to make my own solution. But it has it's drawbacks as well. Along with being a pain to install.
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Yes it's widely been used on a lot of bronco projects on here. It's a little pricey but it's one area you don't really want to cheap out on.Very Nice! Is this the exact relay you used?
Not a bad view at all, even before the relo.Not bad but like I said I have a relocation kit.
Still hope we can meet up in Oct on 9-11 when @Lowcountry Bronco and I will be doing the Off-Roadeo. Be even cooler if @Valhalla can join for a trail run or just some beer n whiskey someplace in the area.
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