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my rankings based on our current knowlage (serious offroaders included only)- -Jeep XJ -Bronco -Honda civic (lifted) -Jeep JK -Honda civic (stock) -Jeep JL -Landrover discovery -4 runner

so like the bronco R expect its a truck? maybe some odd concept or racing vehicle?

o wow you just came out and said it

is this that bronco truck everyone was so confused about a while back?

can anyone identify this? Chick-fil-A, maybe?

aftermarket

woa, nice! love it! anyone see the a/c knobs cause im typing this before i look edit: FOUND!

like, exclusively? no i4?

SRA FTW

i did not know that the bronco R had a 112 wheelbase. i mesured it from the spyshots and got 113, +-margin of error and all that. i also did account for the perspective when i mesured the overall length to be 13'9", +- margin of error and all that.

Rejecting the consistently found 112 number with nothing to support doing so, does little for the conversation. The 112 number is objectively correct, just look at the dubious "eye witness" claims that is, consider what people who have done the math said (i found it the be 112-113; the guy who...

I am partial to speedometers that go up to 85.

aftermarket cupholders. and then a snow plow if it doesn't come optioned with one.

heck you nothing is better than a straight 6 for anything. most engines if they are used offroad will explode and die, but not a straight 6. using its superior balance and straight forward simplicity it can cope with any stress with maximum performance and HP and torque and all that jazz. its a...

how long is it? 14, 15, or 16'?

great! we just about match!

can you check for overall length without bumpers?

ok, I have gone back and did several measurements in several ways on several of the spyshots and have gotten the following results fairly consistently: wheelbase: 114 inches legnth: 14 feet take this as you will.

thats why its a calibration. you measure based on the front and rear tires and split the difference. I don't think that's very complicated.

that is not how that works... an angle distorts everything proportionally along the same direction...