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Wild Horses 4x4 has ‘em. https://www.wildhorses4x4.com/ford-performance-severe-duty-steering-rack-and-pinion-21-25-ford-bronco

And now that you can buy them pre-programmed, the horror stories should abate. Should've been that way all along.

Yikes!! I hope you can get it resolved. Bummer it messed up your UBB experience, but that terrain will def test your rig. Be sure and update us when you figure out what the problem is.

My problem was getting the calibration onto the procal, so I’d think you’re good.

Yup, That's why I sat on it for so long. But I haven't read of any failed installs, just might take a while if there are issues. FP Customer service def needs major improvements

29 Days!!!!! Holy crap. You nearly tripled my 10 days on the lift It’s just software! Why can’t he just give it up right away?

Nice! Since you already have the new calibration loaded on the ProCal, you should be good. That was our big battle.

I've used ForScan for a few things and was getting ready to research using for this application as a work-around. But we got what we needed before it came to that. Good to know there's another option out there where you DON'T need to deal with Tom.

Yes, you do need to hook up the tuner while you still have the stock rack installed. Our problem came in getting the new code program from the Ford website onto the tuning device.

Back in March 2024, I purchased the Ford Performance Severe Duty Steering Rack. Since I already had the Ford ProCal (Pro-Tune) device, I figured I'd save a few bucks and use it to program the rack. A couple of friends went with pre-programmed racks from BroncBuster, and their installs were...

I'll defer to your actual measurements over my guess from memory, Haha.

I can attest to this. I have mine coiled, and keep intending to clip it short. 6' should reach

I'm very sorry for your loss. So tragic! Seems like a great kid!

I went with the RC mount and the ADD frame horn reinforcements. That Badlands winch is huge! I had to space my parking sensors a bit forward. ACC functions fine in its original position.

Lift your right foot