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I can confirm that a pair of Max Trax on the factory roof rack, on a 2 door Sasquatch will still (Barely) clear a 7 foot garage opening 😂

Installed the Oracle BRONCO lights and 3 cheap amber lights from Amazon. Happy with both.

If you figure out the size, let me know. Looks like Yakima makes a 60x54 platform, but that one looks smaller. https://yakima.com/products/locknload-platform

I'm pretty sure it's this one: https://accessories.ford.com/products/yakima-small-roof-mounted-cargo-platform-1

I think the tent will sit up there nice. Since the tent is soft, I didn't want to rely on tension for the hooks with a rachet strap on the rails, so I ordered a set of kayak straps. That should hold the soft case against the 2 crossbars. If I had a roof platform, I'd put both the tent and Max...

I think I'm going to wait on a rack platform to see what comes out this year. Going to test fit my Gazelle tent on the factory trails tomorrow. If I can securely mount that, then I can hold off for a while.

Have you come up with a roof platform solution? For the 2 door with the factory roof rack, I'd like a 72"x54" rack. ARB makes their base rack universal in that size but I don't see how it can mount to the factory crossbars, The factory crossbars are 60 inches apart when I move the bar to the...

I remember that cartoon :D

I'm guessing the flares will fit on any Bronco. Can't imagine them designing a different fender just for this. Hopefully the flares become available soon

I bought this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N18TOFB/ref=cm_sw_r_apanp_5UOZ64cxVIPZt The double honk and hi beams are in the Body Control Module (BdyCM) section and are English, readable settings. Easy to enable/disable

I was able to remove the double honk and keep the fog lights on with the hi-beams on my 2022 Badlands. Just couldn't add Sport mode.

I agree on the gauge cluster. I hate not having a dial tach. The bar is hard to process when you're shifting, but I am getting somewhat used to it. Ford could easily fix this with an OTA update to put a digital dial style tack and replace the digital speedo and vertical tach. Hopefully that...

A ford tech on Facebook confirmed that he can't add Sport mode to his 2022 Badlands. He also confirmed on a 2022 base that the Sport mode code to change to is still a "B". So unless they changed another digit, doesn't look like we can add this to a 2022 Badlands.

I could not get sport mode added through Forscan. Kept saying "Checksum error". It's a 2022 is there only thing I can think it's the problem. Will be interested to see if the OP is able to add it to his 2022

Awesome write up! I too was a night one reservation and held off for a 2022 manual Sasquatch. ManSquatch Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/588324659046102/?ref=share I haven't beat on mine yet. Still only 140 miles and 3 weeks old, but I feel like I'm driving a concept vehicle...

I should have admin rights. I changed other settings already. I can right click and run as admin

It will NOT let me change that value. I tried it in accessory mode and with the truck running. It's a 2022, so I wonder if Ford saw people doing this and put an end to it. That's literally what a checksum would be for. Confirm the correct values exist. Or is not a "B" anymore.

Did you change the 9 to a B? ABS 760-04-03 xxxx xxxx x*-- B = Sport Mode 9 = Off

I had no problem removing the double honk and fog light/hi beans setting, but twice trying the sport mode, it gave me a checksum error. I even said "continue" and it still reverted back I question if it'll do anything different than Baja mode with a manual trans but still wanted to try it

Has anyone tried adding Sport mode to their 2.3t/7 speed manual Badlands? Not sure what it would really do for a manual transmission, but I wanted to try it. Forscan wouldn't let me change it, saying checksum error. It reverted my 'B' back to '9'. I figured it's because of the 7 speed?