It just seems that we are so caught up in electronic everything. A simple light switch becomes a switch to the ecu to a relay to the led bulb. A simple cable operated E brake becomes a signal via switch to an ecu to a servo to pull a cable etc…..Why did we abandon KISS?
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Had mine go off in a tight traffic maneuver a couple days ago in my Base and surprised me. Just found out the sensor in the windshield also requires calibration when replacing the windshield. This basically doubles the cost of windshield replacement to about 1K for something I didn’t ask for or...
I did a 6000 mile road trip a couple months ago from SWFL to Fresno CA and back. Loved every mile. Take the Bronco. Pull the top and doors when you get here. Make memories. Road trip!
16” is tough because of the metric sizes. BTDT. I started with 265/75-16 which are 32x11.00 ish. I would imagine you could go 295/75-16 which would give you 34 ish in height. The +55 may limit clearance with the upper arm. I’m not sure you can get a 35” tire in a 16” rim size.
I went to +35...
Maybe I should say shortens the throttle throw. I think you could achieve the same net feel by mashing the throttle deeper. I don’t think it would change the actual HP/Torque-rpm curve.
I don’t think it makes any difference in output. It just “steepens” the throttle curve. Makes a big difference in my butts opinion. I use it always.
I installed 3 of these on a build last year. I think they were a different brand (switch pro). I loved the way they worked. The switch panels are just flat and about 1/4” -3/8”thick…easy to mount on a flat surface.
I would think that Ford references manifold absolute pressure among other things and the turbo increases boosts ( up to a certain limit) to make up for the losses at altitude. i was impressed with my 2.3 in a recent 6000 mile cross country trip over the southern Rockies.
The basic dims are 21” x 43 1/2” with a cut away for the back door latch bump out. The height is 5 1/2” from the bottom to the top of the first platform and 6 3/4” to the top of the platform when folded back to accommodate the seats if they are up.
It’s sitting in the vehicle but I could get some basic measurements. I fitted it to the sides which are not flat by any means. Also, there are cutaways for clearing the roll bar so it will fold forward.
I got the carpeting at Menards. It’s marine carpeting but most big box stores have it available. Seats are stock. The whole thing just drops in. I can remove it in one piece if I needed to. I didn’t see the need to bolt it down. I did put Anchor loops along the sides for tying to. It folds...