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Technically the "4600" Bronco goes back to this........... https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/ford-performance-debuts-bronco-4600-race-trucks.12269/ .......which Brad's Bronco is one of. Here is a more current thread from @NORCALGXP about the current "4600" livery...

Hell Yeah!!! Wife and I bought a TJ new in 97 Fire Red with 5 hole custom wheel and 30" tire package. Freaking thing was killer. For those keeping score, we also raised my son using a 2DR TJ, in and out of the back, twice a day, hauled lumber, hauled groceries, never bitched just adapted and...

Yes, if Forscan has that toggle I would do it, for sure. It might not change much but that could be the difference between having an "issue" and not having one.

I guarantee it does something. It changes the way the alternator charges. Alternators are controlled by the ECM nowadays. Battery monitoring sensors, among other things, give the ECM info and then it tells the alternator when and how hard to charge depending on the state of charge in the...

I use my tailgate all the time in my pickup. I love the outdoors so it is always in use as a table in the middle of God's country. Or a seat. Or a place to set something down so it's not covered in mud. Or to extend the bed to give myself some more cargo space. I guess that is why everyone buys...

For the record AGM have different charge requirements than a flooded battery. The Bronc is designed to charge an AGM. I'm not saying it won't work but if you have issues.........

Got some of them. Iron bridge built in 1869. One of only 5 left like it. And a covered bridge built in 1850. Both on the national registry of historic places.

A tender is fine. Need a power source (obviously). And when you do get one make sure it is at least an amp and a quarter (1.25 amp). I know those small 750 milli amp ones have a car on them but they are not enough to keep up to the draw.

Exactly. From the start Ford should have made it a "tail gate" instead of trying to "copy" the Wrangler with a swing gate. They copied the lines of the first gen Bronc and that was equipped with a ........tail gate. Kinda like those big ugly rectangular tail lights that look, from a distance...

:unsure: .....................I think they make that now. I dont think it has that kinda range, but the neck snapping torque in a "light weight" package boxes are checked. 😁

I'm no steam roller fan but my big "not working for me" thing would be the tailgate or lack thereof. If one makes a "pickup" bed, then one needs to complete the job and give it a proper "tail gate".

Nice!!! I still prefer the original. 😁

It's Three Wheel Thursday. :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

I had not checked in for a few days. I was going to respond to the post but thought I would read through the rest of the posts and catch up. Then I came across you post.Thanks @Q1svt for mentioning the thread. 🍻 And yes @jukeboxbronc feel free to post your three wheeled pics in the three wheel...

And this folks........ is how it's supposed to look. :wink: https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/new-camburg-trail-series-long-travel-lower-arms.131807/

Gawd you guys build some nice chit!!!! Just for those who follow B6G might remember this build from not long ago.......... From this thread....... https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/crippled-bronco-raptor-build-by-a-fabricator-shop.131173/ .......can you see the...

Same in this small town in PA. I see quite a few 4DRs but when I got my 2DR in 23 there were just a couple, now there are about 8/9 2DRs not including mine.

'Ya gotta snap em quick cause it don't take long before............ next morning it was dusty. :(

It’s clean for a change.

35 bucks for a foam cannon at Harbor Freight and a jug of Chemical Guys Honeydew foam cannon soap. I was surprised with the results. TBH I wasn’t expecting much. Sure beats hand scrubbing it. 😁