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  1. Recommendations to improve long term reliability?

    Miss the part where I use Costco? They’re on the Top Tier list.
  2. Recommendations to improve long term reliability?

    For me, premium fuel has absolutely nothing do with octane, although I do use the highest octane. Personally, I use Kirkland Signature (Costco) exclusively. Aside from the poison the dealer filled my Bronco with to roll me off the lot, there's never been a drop of anything else in it, or any...
  3. Recommendations to improve long term reliability?

    First oil change at 5K, then every 3K miles thereafter is a good start. There will be folks that will disagree with using premium fuel, but clean fuel is great for engines. Outside of that, change your oil and air filters regularly. Consistently manage the basics, and the engine should serve...
  4. Fox 2.5 Shocks on Heritage

    The Stroppe Edition gets you the Heritage styling, plus the Fox suspension.
  5. Retrofit 2025 Bronco's digital dash and rear AC vents?

    Never understood the obsession either. In my experience, the front vents are more than capable of cooling or warming the entire cabin. I've driven tons of vehicles, and Ford's AC systems are among the best out there.
  6. Retrofit 2025 Bronco's digital dash and rear AC vents?

    Even if you stick with lower octane gasoline, the optimized shift schedule alone is worth it. You will hear that echoed among all owners of ProCal devices.
  7. Retrofit 2025 Bronco's digital dash and rear AC vents?

    Anything worth upgrading on the Bronco is 2-3 hours of installation. Sounds good to me. :wink:
  8. Retrofit 2025 Bronco's digital dash and rear AC vents?

    Why would anyone pay to have it installed when all you need is a ratchet wrench and a few trim panel tools?
  9. Retrofit 2025 Bronco's digital dash and rear AC vents?

    IMO, $2,500 isn't bad at all for a digital cluster. As far as retrofitting, if I'm not mistaken, the upper trims were supposed to have the digital clusters a few years ago, but the supply chain issues during COVID brought that to a halt. Assuming that was the case, these digital clusters have...
  10. Installed 600HZ base blockers, maybe should have gone with 300HZ?

    VERY smart set-up, Sir. In an ideal situation, you'd want the midbass playing from 80-400Hz, and the coaxial or midrange driver taking over at 400Hz. Aside from bass, the frequency range of midbass drivers (80-400Hz) also covers the low-end spectrum of the human voice, acoustical instruments...
  11. Accutune Fox coilover question

    Um, do not do that, or do business with anyone that would propose that.
  12. How much MPG will I gain going from 2.7L Wildtrak SAS to 2.3 Everglades?

    I've owned both, and the definitive answer is none.
  13. Speaker Upgrade Advice Needed!

    You have the right idea, but that particular tweeter plays from 4000Hz and up, so it would need to be paired with a midrange driver. For context, in an active system, a subwoofer would play up to 80Hz, midbass from 80-400Hz, midrange from 400-4000Hz, and tweeters from 4000 to 20000kHz and up...
  14. New Product Spotlight: IAG Intake Snorkel

    Lots of talk about water fording depth, but just to clarify, a snorkel, or raised air intake, has multiple uses. If you've ever been the number two or three vehicle in an off-road convoy trying to focus on the chase light ahead of you because you're in a complete plume of dust and debris, you...
  15. Accents on Azure Gray -- orange or red?

    I have an Wildtrak in AGM, and don't think either color will contrast well. To each his own, though.
  16. Plugnplaykits Musway install on 2022 Big Bend 4door

    Clean installation. Not much room to get creative in a Bronco. More or less, most of us are mounting our audio hardware in the same place.
  17. Added Amp Research PowerStep XL Running Boards to Wildtrak!

    How do they compare to the ones from Rockslide?


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