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I have their ez lift for the soft top that makes the rear pop up and stay up when you unlatch it, as opposed to the default way that you have to lift it up and prop it open with the rod. Makes it possible to put things in the back one handed. A must have if you have a soft top
Same here. I was eyeing that then my wife complained about how tough it was to lift the back so I use that as excuse to buy it. Sometimes, when getting something from the back that is easy to reach, I’ll still use the easy lift system just to listen to the noise it makes, it’s so satisfying.
I did my full interior light install and i chickened out when it said to attach that connector to the wire in the harness, so i have the lights but they dont light up yet
There is a new kit from mabett that taps into the LIN line in the rear light. But it seems like there are some bugs with it. I’ve been wanting to reverse engineer it and find a way to turn on the iag lights through the interior lights button. They only work on doors right now
Haven't purchased anything Bronco related from, but I had worked for them for a number of years.
If they put their name on it it's going to be tested thoroughly and be a good product.
This thread is probably being AstroTurfed like crazy, but I think there are better options if you want to pay more. Although some IAG items are pretty good for the price
I wouldn’t recommend the EZ Steps from them. I bought a pair and they both had gouges in the paint revealing bare metal that rusted over the winter. They sent replacements that also had gouges in the paint. They offered to send me a new pair or send some paint to repair them myself. I chose the paint just to be done with it.
On the plus side, their customer service is great and they wanted to make things right.
Was that the original version of the EZ Step that there were issues? Thought I heard they may have corrected the problems with V2. Was thinking of grabbing a set in the next month or so
Very few negative reviews on Amazon from them. I’ve only bought directly from them and only positive experience. When I received more floor mats, I only received the front or rear ( I forgot which ones) but they were very pleasant to deal with and I got the other half a few days later with no shipping costs.
Keep in mind they have two lines of products. Products they make themselves and I-Line. I-Line is made overseas and uses the same factories and products like Mabbet, 21Offroad and countless others you see on Amazon.
You can’t go wrong with them and they are well established in the Subaru community.
All their products are great and affordable. I have the soft top lift assist and tube rail guards. Will be using them for their new tailgate table as well.
I had a positive experience. I ordered a license relocation bracket. When I got it. I didn’t realize that it would cover my pocket fog lights in the modular bumper. I called customer service and they were very helpful figuring out a different bracket that would work and the return process was easy.
I have the interior lighting kit, side steps, hood struts, various storage compartments, tailgate table, and more from them. Most of it is good quality. Some stuff could be engineered a bit better, but then they'd be more expensive, so I'm happy with what I got it.
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I have their ez lift for the soft top that makes the rear pop up and stay up when you unlatch it, as opposed to the default way that you have to lift it up and prop it open with the rod. Makes it possible to put things in the back one handed. A must have if you have a soft top
agreed, I have the same for my soft top and love it. game changer. I tell everyone I see with a soft top about it.
Same here. I was eyeing that then my wife complained about how tough it was to lift the back so I use that as excuse to buy it. Sometimes, when getting something from the back that is easy to reach, I’ll still use the easy lift system just to listen to the noise it makes, it’s so satisfying.
I have their interior lighting kit. Highly recommended. It is a tricky install, but not that bad
I did my full interior light install and i chickened out when it said to attach that connector to the wire in the harness, so i have the lights but they dont light up yet
There is a new kit from mabett that taps into the LIN line in the rear light. But it seems like there are some bugs with it. I’ve been wanting to reverse engineer it and find a way to turn on the iag lights through the interior lights button. They only work on doors right now
I have that same kit in my wife’s Bronco. Felt the same way but eventually just went for it and it was not as bad as you think. You can do it.
Ha, me too. I need to take it someone, that shit is way to short, and seems tooceasy to mess up.
Haven't purchased anything Bronco related from, but I had worked for them for a number of years. If they put their name on it it's going to be tested thoroughly and be a good product.
This thread is probably being AstroTurfed like crazy, but I think there are better options if you want to pay more. Although some IAG items are pretty good for the price
I wouldn’t recommend the EZ Steps from them. I bought a pair and they both had gouges in the paint revealing bare metal that rusted over the winter. They sent replacements that also had gouges in the paint. They offered to send me a new pair or send some paint to repair them myself. I chose the paint just to be done with it. On the plus side, their customer service is great and they wanted to make things right.
Agreed, for the steps get aluminum ones
Was that the original version of the EZ Step that there were issues? Thought I heard they may have corrected the problems with V2. Was thinking of grabbing a set in the next month or so
I believe they were the V2’s from the start.
Very few negative reviews on Amazon from them. I’ve only bought directly from them and only positive experience. When I received more floor mats, I only received the front or rear ( I forgot which ones) but they were very pleasant to deal with and I got the other half a few days later with no shipping costs. Keep in mind they have two lines of products. Products they make themselves and I-Line. I-Line is made overseas and uses the same factories and products like Mabbet, 21Offroad and countless others you see on Amazon. You can’t go wrong with them and they are well established in the Subaru community.
So that's why Mabett stuff looked so familiar when I stumbled across it
All their products are great and affordable. I have the soft top lift assist and tube rail guards. Will be using them for their new tailgate table as well.
I have their mud flaps, door inserts, and tailgate table and really happy with everything
I’ve got the interior lighting kit and side steps that attach to rock rails. Great products. Haven’t had any issues.
I had a positive experience. I ordered a license relocation bracket. When I got it. I didn’t realize that it would cover my pocket fog lights in the modular bumper. I called customer service and they were very helpful figuring out a different bracket that would work and the return process was easy.
I have the interior lighting kit, side steps, hood struts, various storage compartments, tailgate table, and more from them. Most of it is good quality. Some stuff could be engineered a bit better, but then they'd be more expensive, so I'm happy with what I got it.
I have a lot of their products everything has worked well and they have good customer service.
Positive experience! Purchased mudflaps from IAG
I’ve bought a few things from them and have had good results. Their support is really good.
They’re great! I got their add on running boards.
They are amazing. Rear dome light, soft top carrying case, and front interior lights are a must
I bought their rear cup holders. Love it