Depends on what you want to do. I just downloaded Forscan and use the OBDLink EX cable. It gives you the ability to unlock since hidden features. May be a little more expensive than other options.
The good news is the 2.3 is the same as the ranger, which is borrowed from the focus RS. If the sources are all correct, the internals are all forged and plenty strong. No durability issues to be had with the stock tune. As long as you put the correct gas in it.
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Welcome!... I put a reservation through Granger in October of 2020, so will be looking at a mid-late MY2022. Planning on getting a BL, 7MT.
I live just west of the twin cities.
No cross shopping here... By the time you list a couple key requirements:
- manual transmission
- 4 wheel drive
Not a lot of options out there and unfortunately I am not interested am a jeep...
Well done and great detailed photos and shots.
To your question on the rear vents, they are available in the 4 door and are underneath the front seats.
I certainly hope they do! The only concern I see is since the mid package isn't an option, they wont be able to see the final manual configurations. Unless they start watching for the number of times someone has to change selections due to a limitation.
This is not a bug and is listed in the build and price guide. There is a note in the build and price guide that the badlands is the only one that can have a mid, high, or lux package added with a manual.
I totally agree... should we take it upon ourselves as a "keep the manual alive" challenge and we all build 1 manual bronco per hour to get the stats up?...:ROFLMAO:
Maybe that will prompt them to increase the availability or options?...
I second that notion...
I hope that the bronco doesn't pipe in fake engine noises like they did with the other vehicles. Otherwise I'll going into the software and replace it with that of a Shelby cobra...
I completely agree... I test drove a Porsche macan S and it was a good 3 seconds faster to 60 than my cayenne... But I still thought my cayenne felt faster because it is waaaaaaaay more engaging...
Sort of like sitting in front of the fan making fake engine noises and shifting..