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I live down the street from that Buccees car wash, and I have used it for the past few years - it’s great - works well, no damage. I used it today.

I know this was covered previously, however, I decided to try to do it in such a way to avoid any scratching/marring of plastic. The tolerances are just too tight to access the plastic tabs from the front. Too bad, too, this is an easy swap. First, remove the console top, it just pulls...

no, my 2023 did not have the side pieces, I ordered them and installed myself.

I did exactly that, and it worked well - improved Things a bit, I am tempted to do the same to the front and side weatherstrip under the hood to see if that helps.

not difficult at all, line them up, masking tape, remove half the backing, squeegee it down, remove the rest of the backing, squeegee the rest, eliminate the air from any bubbles, done.

they said that initially they attempted a single piece, and there were too many contours to make it easy to work with

Here’s some better daytime photos

About a month or so ago, I installed the three piece hood graphics to reduce glare on my Bronco. I was VERY happy immediately, no more glare, and they look. Ice too! well, I found thst the outer sections - the flat areas on the hood still produce glare. So, I had UG make me some matching pieces.

I am looking forward to the two added outer pieces coming soon thanks to your shop.

Why not both the hood and side graphics?

That's a good idea - when these finally wear out in a couple/few years I will purchase both and reapply

its supposed to help reduce hood shake at speed.

I attempted this tonight…I might just be tired, it’s cold, it’s dark - but I had a hell of a time, I can onlu get about a foot of hose into the weatherstrip, and it just stops….usinng dish soap to lune it up….any tips on lubricating the entire inside of the weatherstrip first? Hands get too...

They are matte black.

i ordered the full set A to D pillar from Underground Graphics, and I installed them today….took about an hour and a half on the LH side, and about an hour on thr RH side. I took my time, and I am very, very, very happy with the results. the A pillars were tricky, but I got it done, they’re...

Engineering number: ML3T-14F014-BB crosses over to part number: ML3Z*19A387*E - there are TWO remaining in the United States - I am ordering one, I will report back what I find when I install it.

Well, ML3T-14F014-BB is not an engineering number that will transfer over to any useful part number. I looked up a 2021 Outer Banks VIN, and it shows P/N: ML3Z*19A387*D - which is the exact same P/N for my 2023 Badlands - mine doesn't light up I really wonder if they just left a pin out of...

I bought that same part - I also bought the 14S411 pigtail for it once I realized that the connector was not there on my Badlands - it's a positive, negative, and then a third wire - I was thinking of connecting the positive and ground to the positive and ground on the parking brake connector...

I drove into the rising sun this morning, and 95% of the glare is eliminated - there is a slight bit from the far RH side of the hood at certain angles, but all of the really distracting glare is gone, huge absolutely huge improvement.

No, mine does not have ambient lighting, the only options it has from the factory are Wildpeaks, tow package….I think that’s all. i need a VIN that for sure absolutely has illuminated cup holders.…random online OBX VIN hasn’t been particularly useful as far as finding weather it has ambient...