Very subjective, but simply fading more towards the rear helps the base system. It creates more of a 360 degree soundstage and limits power to the front which allows you to turn the volume up louder with bass turned up.
Mine traveled by rail and made it to the rail destination (Pearland, TX) on 11/15, but still hasn’t made it to the dealer which is only 10mi away in Houston. Other broncos keep showing up on the lot and I assume they’re all coming from the same place. Anyone else experience this?
Mine traveled by rail and made it to the rail destination (Pearland, TX) on 11/15, but still hasn’t made it to the dealer which is only 10mi away in Houston. Other broncos keep showing up on the lot and I assume they’re all coming from the same place. Anyone else experience this?
Counter points:
- 2dr looks stubby and cramped (I still like it)
- 4dr adds only 170lbs (for big bend) and lots of extra passenger and cargo room
- 4dr looks reminiscent of an International Scout II
- Big Bend tires look good in person, are actually taller than Black Diamond tires, almost as...
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Really appreciate your help! I’ve followed the instructions several times and the automated system says Sioux City, IA on September 15th which obviously was before my bronco was built.
I don’t think any of these broncos will have an issue with resale value. I also think the lower trims are still so nice and have a big presence that most people who get them won’t have regrets. Personally, I don’t want the extra thousand pounds of weight of a badlands or Sasquatch, but I also...
I wonder if Ford is re-ordering those who have switched to soft top. For example, I had an 11/28 reservation but switched to softop in June and originally scheduled 9/27. Since then I’m sure many with time stamps before mine have also switched to soft top.