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I always use silicone spray lube on rubber hose connections. Makes moving them around for positioning super easy and when it dries it doesn’t stay slick so it stays in place.
I understand the concept of how it works. I’m just saying in my book it’s just better to roll the window down. Anytime I’ve ever tried to use the vents in my older trucks it just blows dirty hot air into the cabin. I like the extra space I got under the dash from removing it too. Plenty of room...
I pulled that box out of mine and covered the hole with sheetmetal, not sure why I need a vent for hot under hood air to blow into my vehicle with the occasional rain water as well.
I ordered a couple sets of these a few weeks ago and they came in a week. I tried to order another set for my buddy’s Jeep and I got an email saying they were sold out and my order was canceled. Anyone else running into this issue? I did install a set in my bronco and they are a major...
I have KM3s on my bronco and on my F-350. This is my second set on my one ton and I put 58k on the first set. They are a really quiet tire for the first half of the tread life and they are a lot quieter than most mud grips for the remainder of their life. I’m a big fan of the KM3 and BFG tires...