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Right, Let me back it off the call hauler dude (Of course the car hauler dude would punch you then but...).

But the 2 door with the same SAS and Roof Rack can duck and get under? :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

Possibly. Would love to see the science behind it. Because from what we've seen, the 2 door is only supposed to be 200-300 pounds lighter. On that wheelbase would actually have more weight on each tire then the 4 door. Like you said could be some crazy metric due to GVWR, but those same laws...

Makes 0 sense. Would love to hear the science behind that decision. A 2 door with those same tires has the same height and a much higher tip index.

Yah sound deadening headliner making you go with the 2.3L engine is a bug for sure.

Except those same trailers and containers ship F150 4x4's and Raptors which are bigger, taller, and heavier than a 4 door Bronco. It's got to be a code bug.

Absolutely. Bug in the code.

I've been in IT for 25 years. I can tell you that the website programming for this involves a database matrix that based on the model, trim, and options each option/package/accessory checks to see what is required so it can be installed (Have to have a 10 speed manual for 2.7l engine), and what...

The tip index of a 2 door will be far higher than a 4 door due to wheelbase. Weight means nothing here (especially for a probably 50 pound roof rack). Most 4x4 trucks from Ford/Toyota/Chevy etc are 76"s tall which is about 4 inches taller than a Bronco and they weigh more. The fact that you can...

It is a bug with the 4 door, you can build a 2 door with sasquatch with the roof rack:

That's a width issue. Once you get to a certain width you have to have the 3 lights in the middle of the roof like a Raptor or F350. The Bronco Warthog may have to do the same with its wider stance.

It's a bug people. Does not have to do with GVWR or height. The same Bronco in a 2 door with the same height can have the roof rack. As a 2 door with a shorter wheelbase it has a higher center of gravity and a much higher tip index. A 4 door with a larger wheelbase is far lower on the tip index...

The fact that the Shadow Black top is late arrival now, the active shutter grill is gone, the Wildtrak "Graphic" is a black rectangle on the hood, the other Wildtrak graphic is a small line across the bottom of the door for $500, the tan dash looks like my grandpa's 93' Taurus, and the Badlands...

Leather is screwed up on the B&P 4 door. Only the Navy Pier shows as powered seats. The other leather options do not.

But currently the B&P only shows powered seats with the Navy Pier Leather on the OB and FE. None of the other Leather trims show powered seats. We're assuming that's a bug.

You can take off the front two panels with it on, but to remove the backseat panel and full back shell you have to take off the roof rack. That has been confirmed.

I think its completely a bug. You can have the SAS and Roof Rails on the 2 door. Just a bug on the 4 door.

Those would show up due to the invalid code. That range in the web page would be coded to show all things its not allowed to be installed with automatically. It is a bug. We all just have to use some common sense. What would a bash plate have to do with a roof rail? Nada, and those same bash...

Nope, not official. I'm no Bronco Nation lol. But if we use some common sense we know Ford has shown multiple Sasquatched vehicles with Roof Racks. If it were a safety issue we would have heard it about every Jeep that has 35's or higher and wanted to have a roof rack installed for the past...

Like I said, if they don't fix the B&P by ordering time, and the internal ordering system doesn't allow it, you can just buy it through the parts department and screw it in yourself as the mount points are already there on every Bronco with a hard top. Gonna have to install and remove it every...