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It just made my Badlands built that much more expensive. Badlands 2.3 7MT Lux Squatch

Not only 2 door... I don’t want rear seats. They can keep them at the factory for all I care. They should have named them Bronco Sport, Bronco and The Dad Jeans Wagon. ;)

California gun owners have a saying about when we are going to get the cases resolved to give us back our 2a rights. “Two more weeks”. It works for any question at any point. When are we getting build and price? Two more weeks. A month goes by... two more weeks. So what I’m saying guys is...

Isn’t the manual not available with the 4 door?

It makes perfect sense. Thanks. So what I get from it is that connected to the switch is a low amp circuit to turn on the relay. The relay then provides a separate circuit that doesn’t affect the switches circuit. So you are only using it to turn on that circuit. Which makes sense now...

Thank you and the other guys posting in this thread and enlightening me and my ignorance. How does a relay help you use more amps like for a light bar. Like the pre wired switches allow for up to 15a wouldn't the wire and fuse be the limiting factor there? You guys really have gone above and...

But can you remember the last time you got really low on gas and pulled off the highway and filled up in 3 minutes? That is how we don’t run out of fuel and it’s not that quick with an EV. So you gotta choose should I stay for a full charge or can I get to where I’m going with half a charge. I...

And those are the pass through wires? They still have amp ratings? I thought they wouldn’t be tied to the relay and fuses that the pre wired switches had.

Yeah I was watching some videos of the raptor wiring and I noticed that. There is the bundle that comes from the switches that is already hot. How exactly would you use the other bundle? Where does it end up in the cabin?

Are you saying put an extra relay even though the pre wired switches have a relay already?

This is my ideal Bronco. It would just come at a price that is not ideal ;)

Yeah I’m really excited about that part. I bought 4 pod lights for my 2017 Colorado. I was going to install them myself and run the wires. The wires that came with the lights wouldn’t easily reach my fog light mounts. I got my step bit out to make the hole in the trim piece I almost broke when...

Thanks a bunch. Pre-wired sounds like it will be a breeze. The hardest part for me is always how to run wires behind trim.

I have driven Tesla’s. I actually ship them out of California. They are super fast and really quiet. But when that battery is dead you can’t even get into the car. Not only can you not get into the car, you can’t even access the door handle to try to open the door. I believe there is some kind...

Does anyone know what the pre run wires means exactly? I have never had a vehicle that came with aux switches. Do they run to a bank in the engine bay that makes it plug and play? I wonder what it would look like to set up your own lights with something like that. This is from the Badlands trim.

I will never get steps. Preferably rock rails connected to the frame that stick out enough to use as a step. After that tube nerf bars. If neither then I would put nothing and just pull myself up and in. Why would you limit your clearance?

I don’t want a fully electric off road vehicle. What happens when you run out of charge in the middle of the desert? A gas can can’t help you. A hybrid would be cool like the F150 Powerboost but a full plug in EV would be worthless.

I just realized something else about why we want it. In a world full of modern rounded vehicles this one calls back to sharp lines. But there are requirements to have a rounded front end for pedestrian safety. Enter the hood trail guides. At profile they give the illusion of sharp square lines...

I went and test drove a Ranger and it was iconic silver. It looked great in person and the 2.3 was also great. We won’t be disappointed at all.

Yeah they are really solid pieces. I got a little canvas bag and put the bottle jack and the starter kit pieces in it and put them in my truck. I had looked into the Hi Lift jack but then I had seen all the injuries with it and decided a bottle jack was better for me.