Recent content by madfella

You can probably buy one of those “add a circuit” splicers and tap into the DRL power. I don’t know where the DRL circuit is in the fuse box but it’s just a thought.

Not a dumb question…but no. You need power from a source that would be switched on with the vehicle. If you powered it straight from the battery with no switch the lights will stay on even if the vehicle is off.

I'm not really an off-road guy so I don't see a need for an actual suspension lift. And I think the outcome regarding rubbing would be the same. Wiring the Raptor lights was super easy...the hardest thing was drilling the holes in my grille. Check this thread about the lights...

Not sure if he actually meant wheels, but looks like the wheels are the stock 17s.

Looks sweet!

Even without a lift, you should be good. https://www.broncosportforum.com/forum/threads/tires-size-with-stock-height.5110/#post-87313

You didn’t have any rub with that setup?

With a spade bit. I don’t remember the size though. I used a tiny bit for the mounting screws.

Love the wheels! Looks great!

I’m still getting 23-26 mpg. With 245s and a lift. All depends on how you drive.

Thanks, they are Omac Crossbars.

A Fab Metalworks, and it was around $200.00 https://www.facebook.com/AFabWeldingandRepair

I tried 1.5” and 1”. Not sure if anyone makes a .75” or if it would even be worth it.

Yeah it did. I was sad too. I’ve even thought about doing some creative cutting.

I tested most of the animations, the bronco one is the only one that glitches. It is the one with the most complicated graphics though.