Might be some other factors for you to consider. In my 4-door, 2022 Bronco Badlands (non-SAS), Iām currently averaging 23.3 mpg after 32k miles.
Itās constantly in motion as the daily driver and āget shit done on the weekendsā vehicle. Iām using the stock tires, wheels and suspension (BFG KO2...
Archetype Racing... the Rise and Fall. Wow. It's pretty sad to see a business go down by the bow when their products were really good. Can't add anything else to this sad story. Guess I'm lucky to have ordered during a time period when they had their shit together. Here's what I received...
If you drive your vehicle every day at least 30-60 minutes on the daily commute you will get the manufacturerās recommended life span out of the battery. If you drive infrequently or park the Bronco and only drive it on the weekend, then it will crash and have to be replaced prematurely. The...
You might be right. Generally, where R&D is involved I give the aftermarket the benefit of the doubt and settle down with a big heapinā bowl of patience. That said, this link has gone dead dormant for a long time without a word. So, whatās the best alternative? Trail Rax?
Same. Bought the genuine Ford mud flaps. Nice thing about these are that you can slide off / remove the lower portion of the flaps, if needed, to give a little more clearance when driving off road.
Iāve ordered 2 or 3 items for my Bronco
Badlands, since 2023, including custom fender badges and super nice BAM dash mount powder coated in a matte āArea 51ā color. Yes, these items (especially when they do powder coating) take weeks and sometimes months to receive. But in every case, I did...
Mice damage. If one decides to start nesting in your vehicle, itās going to make a mess of things. And, you may have some electrical issues if one decides to chew on wiring. I had a Land Rover Discover in storage in New Mexico while I was stationed in Korea and a mouse got in and made a nest in...
I ordered an official (paper) manual back when I first bought my ā22 Badlands. Bought it off eBay and itās sized to fit in the glove box. I still refer to it from time to time. Super practical.
Iāve been checking out Unique Componentryās bespoke Starlink conversion that repackages the Starlink antenna and components in a form factor that is only 11.94" x 21.43" x 1.0" thick and which then can be easily mounted to the top of the roof on magnetic pucks (for easy removal) or hard mounted...
It will look like this atop your vehicle either on magnetized feet or hard mounted. The router is contained inside the unit⦠two inches thick. 12V conversion.
If youāre serious about Starlink atop your vehicle, check out Scott Bradyās review of the Unique Componentry conversion at https://www.instagram.com/overlandjournal/reel/Cxd6fZ5r-0N/
In my part of Maryland, I see Area 51, White, Black, Eruption Green, and (occasionally) Velocity Blue. Otherwise, the other colors are missing-in-action.