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I read the email Ford sent out yesterday, and by their wording the Hoss 3.0 is a special edition like Everglades and only available to existing unscheduled reservation holders. How can I get a Bronco Everglades and the Wildtrak with HOSS 3.0 Package? For the 2022 model year, all Bronco...

If you follow the link in post #22, the stage 3 kit is in the second line from the bottom of the page. It's the same for Sasquatch & non-Sasquatch. It's just a touch over $4k.

I'm going to catch flak for this comment, but it gets a lot of hate because it doesn't have a SBD and is therefor labeled as a Mall crawler, by most. The interior color combo of tan with black and digital camo (for cloth) and blue accents is what draws some hate from others. I dislike the...

This is my personal view, since I switched back to Wildtrak. 1) I think it's worth it in the upgraded steering parts alone. The Fox shocks are a side-grade tuned for a different purpose. 2) Yes, your Dealer will allow you to change your order, as long as it doesn't have a VIN or is scheduled...

Post #77 has a picture with the models and their available suspension versions. I wouldn't call the beefed up steering part of the Hoss 3.0, but a unique and specific (for now) model distinction to set it apart from the rest. It's basically making a Hoss 3.0 Wildtrak a 'budget' Raptor that you...

A Wildtrak was my original reservation and order. The changes to '22 M.Y and all the commodity sins, which were pretty much standard on a Wildtrak, were what pushed me to my second choice of Badlands, even though I still would have liked Sasquatch package. This change to Hoss 3.0 put me back...

Yeah, I'm fully aware of Fox's situation and that it's no better than anyone else. I was just thinking aloud, but I do think it was needed as the Wildtrak had little to set it apart from the other models and I have always viewed it as the 'budget Raptor' (if you could call it that), since it...

Since I more than likely won't get my Bronco built in '22, I might swap back to Wildtrak for '23 since it was what I originally reserved and ordered in '21. I've figured out the interior color swap/change and if (and I mean big 'if') the modular top is back, it would put me back to what I...

I wonder, outside of making it unique suspension wise to the Badlands or Sasquatch, if this move isn't partly because they 'may' be having problems getting Bilstien shocks in enough supply. I'm mean, it partly makes sense, since Wildtrak is and has been a 'sin' commodity wise because Sasquatch...

Yeah, the numerous various shades of Bronze are what's going to make it tricky. The wheels on that ranger look like one of Fuel's wheels and the main shade of bronze they use. Then you go to Method wheels and their bronze tends to heavily lead towards the more yellow gold shade, but not as...

I also happened to find another Ranger with Bronze wheels.

I haven't seen any pictures of Broncos with those wheel colors, but I've seen a couple Ranger pictures to give me an idea. HPR Ranger with Anthracite colored wheels. HPR RTR Ranger with the RTR Satin Charcoal wheels.

Maybe he's referring to the version that will work with the factory rockrails? It could be both versions and they mount like the one's that Lite Brite put on their Bronco. It's hard to tell from the original pictures that were posted.

Good thing I'm single and ugly. I don't have to worry about changing diapers. 😁

I think I've seen that one. Yeah, Bronze goes well with both Rapid Red and Race Red. Hot Pepper Red is a bit different in that it's more of a burnt orange metallic in most lighting and angles and only resembles Rapid Red under certain conditions.

I hope someone puts one of Icon's bronze and titanium colored wheels on a Hot Pepper Red to see if it compliments it or looks a bit out of place. I plan on Icon wheels, once/if the Bronco ever gets built, and would prefer to not get black. (Bronze wheels come in enough different shades that...

The biggest concern is adhesion to the top even with proper surface prep, especially if it happens to take damage and that damage goes thru the Line-X down to the top. I had asked a few Line-X places out here what they thought and basically said it wouldn't adhere well and you should fully...

How about Anthracite where the red is? I know that does go well with HPR.

The wheels are Fuel Zephyr in probably the +1 offset (the other option is -12). The tires are Toyo Open Country R/T in either 315/70R/17 or 35x12.50R17LT.

The billet UCA's were announced in one of his threads last week and the Rear Links have been on their site for a while now. I've no clue about the Track Bar.