Should have bought the V6 than instead of throwing money out trying to crutch the smaller engine
It's like bragging how fast your Harley is in a group of crotch rocket riders.
Spend the money on something that improves the Bronco's off road performance instead.
Something is wrong with the payment estimator. As a $3K price difference should NOT result in a $100 extra in the monthly payment.
My Wildtrak had a payment of $905 and the $11K higher Heritage Limited that replaced it is $1065. And that's with just a 0.75% drop in interest rate.
This ^^^
I had a friend who bought a Landrover Discovery and he asked my advice. I told him to do the upgrades as it would save him money in the long run but he insisted he wasn't going to do much hard stuff and so only prepped it for mild wheeling. Then as he got more experience he wanted...
Actually it was indeed a big part of the 6.0's problem.
The lesser horsepower IH versions lived long happy lives.
But yes there was the harness chafing issue (our 2004 was bought back for what they didn't know until later was the chafing). Plus then they discovered that the overflow caps...
So how does the added stress of 100 extra HP affect the longevity of the 2.3?
I had considered buying a 2.3 equipped Bronco to replace my totaled Wildtrak but worried about how the squirrels would handle the extra stress of a tune
As the 6.0 diesel was very reliable in IH panel vans/buses but...
Considering the offer but not really a fan of how far the aftermarket winch bumpers poke out the front.
I'm currently looking to go with a MOD bumper and the Rough Country mount to keep it tucked in more and up higher. I have the mount, frame reinforcements and winch sitting in my garage as...