New Bronco Badlands Adv. Suggestions?

[MagnoliaZen]

Greetings! Just bought a new Bronco Badlands Adv with Sasquatch pkg 2 weeks ago and am absolutely loving it!! Installed the running boards and safari bar myself as the dealership wanted to charge me over 600$ for the two easiest installs on this vehicle. I designed and had graphics installed this week. Ordered Rally Armor mud flaps and will install this weekend.

Curious as to other items you have found you needed, wanted, found helpful, or can't live without??

Also...how do folks feel abt the procal tune? TIA!!

-MZ

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[CitrusBronco]

For me it was front mudflaps.
They are amazing at keeping the rocks and dirt off the body.
I made my own for under $40, in my opinion better than the $400 ones.

 

[mjp2]

@Mountains2Metal flip-down attic shelf. The additional storage it gives you from an otherwise unused space is fantastic. It's so useful that I retro-fitted mounting points just for it on my early '21 Bronco.

I store my recovery gear, tools, and random odds-and-ends that I always carry with me on the shelf so the rear of the truck is clear enough to fit all my shopping bags after a day of serious hardcore mall crawling.

 

[userdude]

The tune can help with shift schedule and setups for bigger tires. You get better HP and torque of course, but it was better before they updated and removed stuff like ASS disable and rev matching.

@AK SNO RIDER can probably help more, I think Alaska's a pretty specific environment.

 

[jgrant68]

Curious as to other items you have found you needed, wanted, found helpful, or can't live without??

That's going to be pretty individual based on uses. What you need in Alaska is going to be different than what I need here in Northern Nevada or what someone in Florida needs. Why not just go out and see what problems you need to solve?

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