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Race Relations Wheels but unfortunately they don’t make them for the sport anymore. I see them on marketplace / eBay often. Best of luck

This has already been discussed https://www.broncosportforum.com/forum/threads/can-a-front-camera-be-added-to-a-big-bend.7882/page-2

wolfbox.com offers a grill camera now plus you’ll get a front and rear dashcam with a digital mirror. 24hr vehicle surveillance as it records while parked.. adding the factory camera to the outberbanks is not possible to my knowledge and if so, it would cost thousands of dollars. It’s not just...

If this guy can be towed out using the Rough Country light bar… anything is possible lol ?

I use the drive-up self-service car wash, so I just go with whatever products they have for washing. But for the exterior and interior plastics, as well as the tires, I use VRP by Chemical Guys. It works well for me — I’m happy with it.

They’re the Dominator sliders, and according to their website, they do function as true sliders. They’re made of steel, just like the JCR ones. The only difference I can see is in the way they mount. The JCRs might be a bit more stable since they attach along the pinch weld, providing more...

Very interesting. It’s extremely handy having that extra space up on the roof but yeah… I’m going to most likely be taking it down in non peak camping season / my long drives out to AZ from California. Thanks for sharing ??

I was lucky enough to have the good people at Peak Suspension help me with the install. They don’t make Sport lifts but we’re happy to take on the project for me. ??

For sure, but the fuel was affected before the lift. The lift itself only dropped my MPG by about 0.5, so it’s not the main culprit. The bigger impact comes from added weight and aerodynamics (as you said). The general rule of thumb is that every 100 lbs of added weight can reduce MPG by 1–2%...

With the lift installed, I would have had 11 inches of clearance under the door where the sliders are mounted. With them on, I get 9 inches—roughly back to stock height. Their main benefit is making roof access more convenient for loading my surfboard, kayak, and mounted accessories, plus I like...

Installed the FordRangerLifts.com 2 1/4 lift kit. Very satisfied with the quality and overall look of this kit. Tire size is 245/65/17 which were installed prior to lift. I plan on upgrading to 255/75/17 with modifications down the line. But so far it drives great and performed well off-road...

Thanks for sharing this—it’s super helpful! I’m buying the rack used, and it originally came off a vehicle with backbone mounts. I purchased the SX legs separately (brand new) to make it fit my vehicle. Just to confirm, are those holes absolutely necessary before I go ahead and drill into it? I...

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those don’t belong to your car.

So far.. - Wheels / tires (245/65/r17) - Nudge bar w/ lights - ditch lights w/ hood mounts from FordRangerLifts - cross bars - s1 pod fog lights kit from Baja Designs - Running boards from GoRhino - Illuminated LED side markers (Amazon) - Custom built in trunk shelf (Mounts were fabricated by...

There’s a factory bracket missing on non badlands models… the mounting points are there when you do the cut outs but the structural support piece for towing is missing. I’ve dug deep into this and it would be custom and expensive to get those mounts added to to a different model. The stock...

The bar is definitely just for looks. I have the Outer Banks, and it’s missing the factory brackets needed to add proper tow hooks. The only true tow point on the vehicle is the rear tow hook—don’t get me started on how ridiculous that is. I like the way it looks, though, and I just hope I...

this is correct ??

I love it! Install was only 4 bolts and was fairly easy. It required assistance from someone with small hands. 2 of the bolts are hard to reach. ??