New Bronco Rear Shock Skids [Install Video]
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Looking to be prepared for any trail any time in your new Bronco? Protecting your vitals and leaving the trail in one piece is a good way to be ready for the next opportunity for adventure without having to replace parts! Even with all of the factory skids on your Bronco, the rear shocks and shock reservoir are left unattended at the leading edge of your axle waiting to meet up with the terrain. Our rear shock skids are a good way to prevent that -- and with our design, you won't even have to remove your shocks or any suspension components!
This video covers the installation of our Bronco Rear Shock Skids on a First Edition 2021 (U725) Ford Bronco 4 Door.
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Thank you for showing the outtakes for a real life experience!
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Looks lot easer then what I thought and what other aftermarket one install are.
Any chance you guys are working on the flush tail lights for the JT? I'm getting close to stealing a street sign and taking a whack at making my own . Not sure that will turn out to good for me lol. Thank you for your time.
Lol! You probably won't have to steal a street sign; just use whatever sign the tail lamps take down in the neighborhood 😅 But yes, we are working on flush aluminum housings for the JT! It will be a minute before we see them test fitted, but we get this question at least every other day now. -Dan
@@NextVentureMotorsports Thanks Dan. Big fan of what you guys have done as a company. Looking at the other "flush mount options for the JT market that stick out all most as far as the factory lights I cant help but to beg for your help hear my friend.
What is that tool you used to get the nut into that hard to reach location and do you sell them?