Your gonna get to a stoplight and a 2021 Sasquatched Bronco is gonna pull up next to you. You decided to wait, will you be able to live with yourself after that?
To continue with the 2.3 manual overland topic, this is what I’m thinking:
2 door base
2.3l + manual
Sasquatch package (Yes I know)
2.3l ford performance tune
Rear seat delete
Roof rack
Steel front bumper with bull bar (aftermarket)
Steel rear bumper (aftermarket)
Once I decide to do some rock...
i took a 2000 honda crv all over the western states. it was packed to the brim. 146hp 133 lb/ft torque. you'll be okay in the 2.3l. and yes im doing the same with the 2.3l
If it breaks in 5 years who cares right, just put in one that can handle higher torque and hp? That’s kind of what I’m thinking of doing, and then in the future putting in a v8. But if you had to guess, how much would that cost to put in a stronger manual?
Disclaimer;): Not relevant to those who prefer auto transmission
I know this is a tired subject, we have already had thousands of posts and complaints about ford not offering the 2.7l engine or the sasquatch package with the manual transmission. We have to choose what will be more important to...
nice and i can just sign up for mustang club correct? i dont need to actually own a mustang? and i know theres something about a waiting period and getting a pin, do we need that at the time of ordering at the end of the year?
ive tried looking up this info, im sure this has already been answered. how much discount do you get with x plan? is it .4% of msrp? so for example if bronco is $40,000. then we do 40,000 x .004 which only equals $160 discount? what am i doing wrong here? or wrong info perhaps?
kearny mesa is where im getting my bronco as well. so just to make sure, i can sign up for mustang club and ill be able to get x plan pricing correct? also EricAtKearnyMesaFord do you know if once we come in to order our broncos, is that when we pay or is it upon delivery that we pay.