I picked my 2026 bronco up in may, hoping to be in the clear. I looked up my window sticker online and I think my blend date is 1/22 which would make me believe I’m safe. It was a special order that sat on the lot for a bit.
I got mine with 26 miles and had to drive about 50 miles home. I daily drive this thing in DFW so I can’t exactly take it easy going on public toll roads and highways. I changed the factory fill oil at 1200 miles and installed a fumoto valve. I plan to change it again at 5000 and do my first 5...
I was more making a jab at all the people obsessed with throwing a v8 into a bronco. I’ve personally got the mpc 2.3l so I don’t have a dog in this fight.
I plan on running a set of these when my factory Goodyears wear out. Not sure how heavy the newest Sasquatch wheels weigh but these are about 15 pounds lighter than the beadlock wheels. That’s a good amount of unsprung weight savings which should net better gas mileage and it’ll feel faster...
A YouTuber did this with their ford super duty and they had to install some module that used a multiplier and did the math on DTE. They filled up and had like 900-1000 miles to empty on a full tank. Not sure if there’s anything like that for the Bronco yet.
Just installed the ford 4-switch kit and I’m pretty sure the switches stay on even after ignition off. I haven’t wired any lights to it yet but the switches stay illuminated with power off. They may have a timer to cut off but I haven’t tested it yet. My base bronco didn’t have them so it was...
2-door base Sasquatch, I run 35 cold all around. It warms up to 38-39 on really hot Texas days. Averaging 20-21 mpg. They were all at 40ish when I drove it off the lot and highway speeds got the tires up to 44-45 psi which was really stiff.
I completed install on a 2026 base, should be pretty close. I started the car up after install just to make sure I didn’t brick it and the switches came on. I did turn it off and the switches stayed illuminated. I locked the car and came back a few minutes later and they appeared to not be...
Just installed this on my 2026 base and it wasn’t too bad. Worst part was getting the driver side sun visor to line up to mount back in place. It seems you abandon the existing wires in your engine bay and use the new bundle attached to the wiring harness you get. A pair of thicker gauge wires...
Sorry to revive, this is happening on my new 2026 as well. It’s usually once a day or every other day. It happened about 4-5 times today while driving.
Yeah obviously I don’t, but you don’t need to own one to know a good number of jeepers like the ducks if it’s a known thing. My sister in law has a plain Jane 2 door sport and she loves ducking and has been ducked plenty of times.
Correct, the people shooting down the idea wouldn’t be caught dead with something pink or rainbow colored because their neighbor would have to come take their “man card” and would make them less macho.
This is just another way divisive bronco owners are separating themselves further from jeep owners so they can be “superior” by not messing with “sus” toys.