Wildtrak comes with sasquatch and the 2.7 which are extras on the Badlands. Looks like a softtop is the new standard, MIC is optional. The painted modular top went away many moons ago. If you want power seats, you have to go leather on either the Wildtrak or Badlands.
I'm planning on going...
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Sasquatch wheel weighs 35.5 lbs.
Stock Sasquatch tire (Territory) weighs 52 lbs.
@KansasDan posted a video by Dan Edmunds who weighed the wheel and tire at a total of 87.5 lbs.
@webspoke posted in the same thread the weight of...
@Dusty, thanks for the intro, those Rebound Pros look like a great alternative for those of us that don't want or need to go all the way to beadlocks.
As you've been on this forum for quite a while, you've seen the interest in a winch bumper solution that keeps the winch low and tight to take...
At the end of the day, it's your vehicle and you can treat it any way you want. Everyone on this forum has different opinions on what oil, oil filter and air filter brands are the best and the best change frequency.
Hey do you think a catch can it needed? ;)
Oh well. I've got a price in writing from @Granger Ford for a Wildtrak with a mod top at the MY'21 price, which by the time it arrives sometime in '23 will be an even better deal.
For me, this has been more of a "want" vehicle than a "need" vehicle as what I have today runs well and I enjoy...
I contacted Apex to ask if they were planning on a sway bar disconnect for the Bronco. They replied, "Not at this time, but it is definitely on our list of potential projects." I believe their product is well regarded in the Jeep community, anyone with direct knowledge please confirm.
Anyway...
Quote from Ford's 8-13 email:
"What does price protection for the 2022 and 2023 model year mean?
Ford will honor 2021 MY MSRP pricing for a similarly equipped vehicle for all customers who had a reservation or order as of March 19, 2021. Final selling price is based on the buyer’s agreement...
Ultimately it's your vehicle so go with whatever you like, but as you asked for opinions, I prefer the cleaner look of few to no badges. I've debadged multiple vehicles over the years.
I'd keep the Ford emblem as it sits in an indentation, keep the bucking bronco, and lose the model sticker...
Props to Joe P. for wrapping his Bronco to his taste, he's the only one that has to like it. That being said....... Don't wrap your Bronco and then put the model sticker back on!
Please remember that the factory film only covers the front half of the hood. This will leave a visible line across half the hood which, if you have ANY OCD tendencies, will look like crap.
Depending on where you're driving, and for how long, mud will accumulate on these and pretty soon you've got a mud flap that weighs 20lbs and are easier to rip off. Same with snow/ice build-up. Not to mention off-roading where the terrain may not be too kind to flaps.
Bring on the rooster...
As you asked for opinions, here's mine; regardless of what octane you want to run, stick with top tier gasoline. Why spend so much on a vehicle and skimp on keeping the engine running as well and long as possible? Routine oil and filter changes and running top tier gas will keep you and your...
I've been going back and forth on this and could use some educated advice.
Was thinking of going with a winch in an after-market bumper to provide the front facing camera more visibility. With a lower mounted winch, that would cover up the adaptive cruise sensor and may or may not restrict...
I'm going aftermarket for front/rear bumpers, frame mounted sliders and under armor. I prefer the looks and functionality of the aftermarket ones available for other vehicles and they'll be available for the Bronco soon enough. They'll also have a better solution for mounting a winch if you go...
I've had the Cquartz professionally applied version and it looks fantastic. Don't confuse a ceramic coating with something that will protect your paint from rock hits or tree branches scraping alongside your Bronco. That's why folks combine the film of their choice (Xpel) with a ceramic type...
Agree with @jsharpe on covering the area around the windshield and below the grill. Would also add the side view mirrors.
This factory option looks like it just covers half the hood. In my opinion, this looks like crap as you can see the edge of the film halfway across your hood. Get the...