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Sport 4A or 4H may be fun in the snow but the Sport throttle response is not what you want in very slippery conditions. Safest is a muted throttle response as provided by Slippery or even Eco GOAT modes. Also I agree with the previous comments on lockers. They should be used only if you are...

I live at 8600' in Colorado. We encounter lots of snow/ice covered roads. I've found Slippery Mode which engages 4A is the best for ice/snow on paved roads. I attended a snow wheeling event a couple weeks ago - the GOAT mode which worked best for off-roading in the snow was Mud/Ruts.

2022 BadSquatch 2.7L. No performance mods yet. If you need it tested at high altitude I live at 8600' in Colorado and often drive 10,000' passes. I can test it in snow conditions too! LOL

Poor quality control - those door gaps look too big!

I bought my 22 BadSquatch used with 6K miles on it. PO had the flat tow issue and replaced the transmission. It now just passed 20K miles and I have had zero issues during my 14K miles. The hardtop is a bit noisy at 75 mph plus but I've ordered the Hothead liner with sound deadening so I hope...

Gotta third the comments on GMRS/FRS. As stated, if you only run with a group of friends who still use CB then you'll be fine. If you try to join any organized group or club runs, you'll find they almost exclusively use GMRS. Just did snow run with the Colorado Bronco Owners Group they...

BB Ranch is a great place to explore. Nice pics. Funny story about BB Ranch. A few years ago a small group of us with early Broncos reserved a group site for a few days. The person who made the reservation told them we were bringing Broncos. When we checked in they asked us "When do you...

I find Slippery Mode works well. 4A and it feathers the throttle response and adjusts shift points so you don't break a tire loose. I live at 8600 feet in Colorado. We currently have about 2 feet of snow on the ground. The plowed roads have a solid coating of ice and packed snow. It's 11...

I think you answered your own question! Moab is an incredible place to off road. Just get a Funtreks book and pick any of the Green or easy Blue trails.

Cool idea!

Following. Personally I have no desire to squeak out the fastest 1/8 mile I can out of my 2.7 but I think the OP's adventure in his quest to do so interesting. Everyone has different goals for their Bronco which is awesome. Good luck with your pursuit!!

Glad your daughter came out pretty much unscathed. Even "totaled", it looks like the Bronco held up well and did it's job of protecting the occupants. Just curious, what was the angle of impact? A 90 degree T-bone? Or more of a glancing blow? Any pics of the Pathfinder?

Mabett front door pockets.

Get me some prototypes and I’ll test them for you! “Colorado Approved” will look good on the packaging! LOL

Reviving! Just found this thread. Last Thursday evening we drove north on I25 to Colorado Springs in a heavy snow/ice storm. Had to stop and knock about 1/4 inch of ice off the headlights. The lights basically became useless! So definite safety issue here in Colorado. Definitely interested in...

Very happy with our 4-door BadSquatch. We've put 8,000 miles on it with zero issues. It's great in the snow!

I viewed the installation videos - very well done and informative. He only said "Jeep" once! LOL (At 1:42 on the full installation video.)

Can you sell the brackets separately? I already have the lights, just need a mounting solution and your brackets look great!

When will you have the installation video up? The site says "coming soon".

Nice video. It brought back lots of great memories. Although I've not been on the Bradshaw trail, I was raised off-roading in the CA dessert south of Blythe. The scenery looked very familiar - especially the Chocolate Mountains! Thanks for posting.