Search results

spacer lifts won't change articulation or travel by themselves. to get more travel, you need more spring. more spring generally also means you need more shock. This is why most people don't do spacer lifts on off-road vehicles - they're not really off-road products. yes, you gain a bit of...

except, that isn't true. Bronco flares are designed to be easily removable. which is exactly why they look like they do - you take the damn things off when you're on a tight trail. so the tires interact with obstacles, not the body. the flares are literally just to make the NTSB happy when...

Ford still has to pay for all those warranties. If it’s an extended warranty plan, that’s an insurance policy not held by ford just like all extended warranties - even the ford branded ones. If they increase the factory warranty, they pay for an insurance policy that they hold directly. Either...

I won't speak for him, but I put some just like those on my wife's JK. got hers from Amazon. They're great

love the antimatter blue - I wish that was an option for '22. Good luck with the sale!

I'd rock a sunset full side. Would love to see multiple color options offered

Part of the reason they roll incomplete trucks off the line and into a lot is so that the factory can keep running at expected capacity. People stay employed, costs stay in the normal range, etc. it’s absolutely the right thing to do. It sucks for us that the parts aren’t available to fully...

I tried to do that today and Trisha said she couldn’t see anything until it actually goes into production. No clue if she was right but can confirm that at least some of the folks on that hotline can’t help in this situation.

The missing link is the dealer allocation system. People keep using their second order at a different dealer or “this other guy’s order” as evidence that the reservation system is somehow being ignored, but it isn’t. Sadly we don’t get to see which dealers have available allocations in a given...

Right, everyone is just lying about which parts are hard to get. Because it’s so good for their image! And people love it. That makes so much sense.

did you change your order to a 2022 model? That's required for any that sat in the system so long (like mine did)

Color can still be changed after you get a VIN. Not once it's moved to in production, though. I saw this with my own eyes on my own order, after I had a VIN.

Here are some carefully curated tips for maximizing your MPG: 1) use street tires. Lower rolling resistance really maximizes mileage. off road tires hurt it. 2) cruise gently, take as long as possible to get up to the speed limit and never exceed it. 3) never EVER go off road. like, ever...

5 tire rotation is a must, IMO. I do it (myself) on both of our Jeeps. at every oil change or after every other wheeling trip, along with an air filter check/clean/replace and a visual check of all suspension bolts. easy stuff to do in the driveway, takes less than an hour to do both jeeps...

The Henry Ford data is quite clearly the default placeholder data used when your specific data isn’t returned from the Ford back end systems this tracker uses. If you see that, your build can’t be tracked yet.

Yes I do, build week of 3/14. I will shoot you a PM

Looking forward to working with you when my Badlands is finally delivered to your dealership (where I have bought many vehicles over the last 15+ years). I've seen your bronco in person at the dealer and it looks great :) For me, I dropped the modular bumper because it can't take a winch...

Exactly my experience to date. At first I was suspicious that my dealer made a mistake and gave me bad info. Now I have accepted that this is just the norm. Not gonna get too excited till it’s confirmed built and on the train.

8/10/2020 Res 2/03/2021 initial order 12/10/2021 MY22 reorder 1/20/2022 build week assigned 3/14/2022 build week 2/??/2022 expected first build week push back ;) 4dr Cactus Gray Badlands Sasquatch Lux Tow and MIC top removed due to constraint list Mod bumper removed due to realizing I need an...

I agree that the winch is far more useful than the 37” tires, especially since you already have 35”. I rarely have to pull cable but when I do, it’s definitely not because my tires were 2” too small