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Sasquatch 2dr BD 2.7L $ California Gas Prices $$ 80 Mile commute $$$ Cool Factor Priceless

Super easy!!! Step #1 Google 1996 Ford Bronco Step #2 Google 1996 Ford Bronco Lifted on 35-40" Tires Step #3 Google 1996 Ford 5.8L HP Rating Step #4 Google 1996 Ford Bronco Gear Ratio Step #4 Google 2.3 Ecoboost HP Rating Step #5 Google 2.3 Torque Curve

C'mon people!!! safety first!!! its important to keep both hands on the steering wheel. There's safer alternatives

almost...remove 4" to 6 " from wheelbase!! Standard 2dr: Bronco Stretched 2dr: BroncoXL 4dr: BroncoMax

better yet stretched two door!

single cab bronco truck "ranchero"????

velocity blue roof, oxford white top and upper half and cyber orange bottom...pls someone with computer skills make it happen!!!

Save the money, use it towards a BB trim and opt for the 4.27 w/ locker.

Drop bracket and new knuckles problem solved!! We'll see a bronco on 40s with 8" lift by SEMA 2021

#8 throttle body cleaned at 100k #9 MAP sensors cleaned every 50k #10 redline it once a day #11 Don't drink the kool-aid

Little birdie says Dec 14th

She's a keeper!!! My wife suggested I "murder it out" and make it look like a range rover ?

Short trip = less than 25 mintues of driving. Granted your coolant temp will show normal coolant temp after 5 minutes of driving but the engine needs 20 to 25 minutes to be in full heat soak.

Own a 2016 F150 (129k trouble free miles) 1st gen 2.7 DI purchased new. No catch can Custom tune installed when the truck had less than 500 miles This is my maintenance routine: 7.5k Oil change interval (Castrol/Mobil Euro 0w40) Sparked plugs changed every 60k gapped to .28 AFe air filter...

Besides the the premium fuels and oils the single best thing you can to a ecoboost DI engine to control carbon buildup is avoiding "short trips" and excessive idling.

Catch cans collect oil vapor in PCV system and prevents the oil vapor from building up on the backside of the intake valves. Premium fuel, low NACK oils and a "redline-a-day" is all that's needed to keep your valves clean. 129K miles on my 2016 first gen 2.7 (DI only) and never had a catch can

95% "to close to call" lol

4.46 gears + 2.3 + 10spd + 32" tires = perfect combo for 94.987% of our needs

snow or high speed off-roading 1000% yes