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Doesn't any ONE person at Ford proof check this stuff, they went from one set of mistakes to another, too many cooks in the kitchen I guess. :unsure:

Not officially, but the 2.3 in the Ranger has one, so the Bronco will I am sure. Not sure about the CAI as no mention, but aftermarket is your friend for one or both.

WOW! They really tightned up the code on that site, way faster load time.... content MEH!

This, he ordered them for his current car and will transfer when he gets his Bronco. A smart move actually as if you wait all the good names will be gone. I for one don't care so will just get a black plate.

Looks like he stopped in for a pineapple pizza, or a beer, or both :) Not liking the glossy look on the top.

At least those flares will keep the mud off of your doors..... there is that.

Canada maybe....

I get 17.25 MPG 100KM=62.1 miles 13.9L=3.6 gallons 62.1/3.6=17.25 But hey, close enough....

My wife and I will be going to the Nevada one once it is up and running, close enough to drive the RV and boondock close by (y)

I thought the build date estimates were supposed to 'start' going out tomorrow, the 11th, so like everything else this has changed??

I will be making an adapter for my Military type 'jerry' cans to fit that capless filler, can you imagine the PIA is will be to 'pour' gas from a can thru a funnel without spilling it everywhere :oops:

The RIB system uses proportional braking pressure so it can't over brake, my BlueOx portable used to lock up the cars brakes once in awhile at low speed, why I switched. I can set how much pressure is applied to the pedal, you want just enough braking to offset the toad's weight, no more. Best...

If you use a portable system that sits on the driver's floor (BlueOx) with the brake pedal arm, or the tow bar unit with the cable thru the firewall (ReadyBrake) to the pedal you are good....., if tow mode activates the brake boost pump. I use the Roadmaster InvisiBrake system on a vacuum...

Yes, but it make adding supplemental brakes for flat towing harder, and more complicated, vacuum booster is a snap!

Right click and save to desktop, open with VLC or Quicktime player.

Yep, this was pointed out, guess I had a brain fart, thanks for the polite correction, unlike some others.

Thanks for the photo's, I am definitely going to have to get a non-glare screen protector for that 12" screen!

This! The air filtration system of a purpose build off road vehicle was designed for off road conditions, so use common sense and if running dirt roads a lot (especially behind other rigs) inspect and replace as needed.

Correct, I claim a brain fart! :)

You are correct, although you don't need to be so damn snarky about it, wonder why the just released spec sheet shows it as standard on Badlands?