Search results

@Grewupinabronco when you're sitting in the driver's seat, does the steering wheel line up with your center or is it offset to the left a bit? The 1st gen Xterra wheel is offset to your left nipple. It was odd at first, but I eventually got used to it. Hoping it's centered.

Thanks @79bronco

Does the Bronco use 60 degree cone lug nuts?

I'm going to go rock crawling in Eco mode.

It sounds like he says that the Jeep 3.6L has more power than the 2.3L, which is untrue.

According to the tire size/gear charts I've seen, 4.70 is too much for 33s but fine for 35s. 5.13 would be better for 37s.

"Atlas 4 Speed Transfer Case Builder | Advance Adapters" https://www.advanceadapters.com/products/atlas-4-speed-transfer-case-builder/

How do you Select the different ratios (2.72/4.3/8 or 11.7) then?

Pretty sure the twin stick has 3 levers. 2 for the front and rear differentials and one for the gear ratio selector. Yes, they have cables, but those cables are connected to the levers in the cab. I'm talking about the 4sp Atlas.

I was thinking more of the layout in the cab. There's the GOAT selection knob to work around. Not sure where you'd put 3 extra levers.

Getting the manual. Would I consider getting the V6?.....sure, if was paired with the manual.

Put it in 2wd, 1st gear, crank the wheel, get wheels spinning and it will work like the trail turn assist.

No safety ratings?

Can you get a self healing clear stick on cover of some sort for the hood and roof? Might take out the sting of the hail impacts.

They last longer than the Febreze vent clips.

This one is for the F150, looks like a very easy install. If they come out with one or the Bronco, I'll get it.

Congratulations!

I'm coming from a 2004 Nissan Xterra, 180bhp/202ft/lbs torque, 5sp. After driving that since '06, I welcome 300bhp/325ft/lbs torque. I added over 400lbs of steel (front/rear bumpers, sliders, winch and roof rack) to it plus 33" tires and it never had any major issues moving. The only problem...

I'd rather have a stinger than flip.

They come in very handy when you do need them and you will be happy that you have them.