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Let me throw in a recommendation for the F-150 Tremor. The truck is a beast.

Badlands only available in 2.3L

Can you elaborate?

If you remove the doors, steering wheel, windshield and swap your tires with a Prius, that's MASSIVE weight savings!

Hey Forum, I had the RPG perch collars for HOSS 2.0, ( the 2.25" / 1.25" kit ) laying around that I finally got around to using . I used the 1.25" alone and had it installed on the front as a leveling option. On a HOSS 2.0 Wildtrak, 2 Door with winch, it raised the front 1.125", so very close...

Your observations are similar to Canada. Certain vehicles have a flooded market. In addition, winter typically sees less demand and we have seasonal changes in used vehicle pricing.

I think, as another user mentioned, another Zone 1" kit and just using the top portion would put you at just the right height in the rear. Funny enough on timing, I am picking up my 2 door Sas Bronco from the shop this afternoon after having a level kit put on (1.25" RPG perch collar). I had...

Damn, that's a good looking rig.

I'd sooner buy another RC kit and put the 2 x 3/16" spacers on the rear shocks. I know one of the spacers will fit just fine, 2 might also fit. And the rears you can do for much faster than the fronts (so much cheaper if you're paying).

Sorry to hear about this crappy experience. My suggestion going forward is to vote with your wallet and find an independent 4x4 shop for future work.

That makes no sense, and does not follow the installation instructions from any vendor. Drive it a few more miles, hit some speed bumps and recheck on level ground.

This is NOT mine, but a local Bronco owner's video went viral:

Check for any blown fuses. If that's not the culprit, I'm sorry to say you may have the same fate that I had with my old Audi - a fried computer module that controls the radio, screen, etc. I Hope that's not the case, mine was $4,000 to replace on the Audi. If your fuses are all intact, a...

What can I say, I'm a huge nerd and also love offroading in the Bronco. Dress clothes at work, coveralls when I'm wrenching under the truck.

While it won't help convince anyone, you can pull the data "fairly" easily if you can code and willing to spend a few days (up to a few weeks depending on your skill) narrowing down results. You can write a python script to "scrape" data though any website - for example the B6G website...

Those people have never been stuck in snow, with no trees around to anchor a winch to.

This comment wins this entire thread.

At 67 pounds this is not a rideable e-bike. Much too heavy to control on any trail once the nose is pointed down hill.

With the red headlights, it looks like something a demon would drive. Put this in a horror movie and it would actually be really fucking cool.

My old Audi had a built-in FOB holder. But it has a little flap with 2 mini doors, so of COURSE every nicknamed the FOB holder a fobgina.