What did you do TO / WITH your Bronco today? 👨🏻‍🔧🧰🚿🛠

[mikeeshim]

Put a cover I got on Amazon over it last night.
Standard Bronco ones won't fit now due to the Trailrax roof rack, Rotopax on the sides and back, and the limb risers on the hood (which kind of make it look like a Tesla truck is under there).

Why cover it? Look at the car in front of it. Dust after a week due to a nearby construction project. Plus it just came back from the spa.

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[JeffROK]

Added these aluminum grab rails to the front. Looked at the paracord ones, they hang down and hit my head when I get in. These are tucked up out of the way, sturdy and will not interfere with the airbag.

I've been looking for something like that. They look great! Do you have a link?

 

[Menlo]

I've been looking for something like that. They look great! Do you have a link?

I found them on Amazon

 

[goatman2]

Installed just the lower part of a 1" leveling kit, and tie rod sleeves, and 35" (315/70) Falken Wildpeak AT's on my non-SAS Badlands.

 

[AMTRV]

Installed just the lower part of a 1" leveling kit, and tie rod sleeves, and 35" (315/70) Falken Wildpeak AT's on my non-SAS Badlands.

Looks good. Did you use the lower part of the Zone 1” level kit? Did it need an alignment afterwards?

 

[goatman2]

Looks good. Did you use the lower part of the Zone 1” level kit? Did it need an alignment afterwards?

Yes, just the lower part, at the bottom of the shocks. And yes, we did an alignment afterwards. Any time the height is changed an alignment needs to be done. Plus, we had the tie rods apart to add the sleeves, so two reasons to do an alignment.

Next is to correct for tire size, and shut off the auto start/stop. We can do Forscan, but I got small harnesses to do both which I think I prefer. Rough Country makes a harness that does tire size adjustments, and autostartstop.com sells a harness to change the start/stop feature. The harness changes it to default off, and the button will then turn it on if you want it.

 

[Cobrafang]

I bought a set of the Ford Bar Doors for my baby. Working on a storage solution in the garage and when to mount them and have some fun.

 

[Browp24]

Put a cover I got on Amazon over it last night.
Standard Bronco ones won't fit now due to the Trailrax roof rack, Rotopax on the sides and back, and the limb risers on the hood (which kind of make it look like a Tesla truck is under there).

Why cover it? Look at the car in front of it. Dust after a week due to a nearby construction project. Plus it just came back from the spa.

How do you like this cover? I was looking at this since I do not have a garage and want to take my doors off in the summer. Is this good enough to keep the inside dry?

 

[mikeeshim]

How do you like this cover? I was looking at this since I do not have a garage and want to take my doors off in the summer. Is this good enough to keep the inside dry?

Here's the link to the item.
It does say it's waterproof, and even with my roof rack and all the other stuff, it covers the entire body. The only parts that aren't covered are the bottom half of the tires, but if I remove my limb risers, I believe that should be covered as well. I could not get the Ford version on the car at all.
FYI I have a 2 Door so keep that in mind.

 

[AMTRV]

Yes, just the lower part, at the bottom of the shocks. And yes, we did an alignment afterwards. Any time the height is changed an alignment needs to be done. Plus, we had the tie rods apart to add the sleeves, so two reasons to do an alignment.

Next is to correct for tire size, and shut off the auto start/stop. We can do Forscan, but I got small harnesses to do both which I think I prefer. Rough Country makes a harness that does tire size adjustments, and autostartstop.com sells a harness to change the start/stop feature. The harness changes it to default off, and the button will then turn it on if you want it.

Thank you sir!
Do you know how much using just the lower spacer raised the front of you Badlands?

 

[Browp24]

Here's the link to the item.
It does say it's waterproof, and even with my roof rack and all the other stuff, it covers the entire body. The only parts that aren't covered are the bottom half of the tires, but if I remove my limb risers, I believe that should be covered as well. I could not get the Ford version on the car at all.
FYI I have a 2 Door so keep that in mind.

Thanks...is it a tight fight and by that I mean do you think it would stop the wind from getting underneath it and blowing it around allowing for water to get it?

 

[Stonetree]

Went off-roading at Rock Run in PA. Great time! Beautiful scenery!

 

[mikeeshim]

Thanks...is it a tight fight and by that I mean do you think it would stop the wind from getting underneath it and blowing it around allowing for water to get it?

There's a strap that goes underneath the car and keeps it tight. You can also strap to each tire.

 

[joeb]

Went off-roading at Rock Run in PA. Great time! Beautiful scenery!

Hey, that's not too far from Altoona I think ?

 

[Stonetree]

Hey, that's not too far from Altoona I think ?

Yep. Pretty close to Altoona. I drove there from Pittsburgh, though.

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