We have been really enjoying the bronco, the next trip was to Cape Lookout National Seashore back in mid March. It was a great trip with my dad and brother. My brother took his 4runner, itās always good to have backup there.
Hit 1000 miles on the beach.
@ACass98 If you rented from Twiddy, they should be at the house. But again, thatās just for houses only accessible by driving up the beach. We were there last week, hope the weather is as good for you as it was for us!
You can drive out there as much as you want, the pass is needed to park on the beach. If you are renting a house on the 4wd beach, your house comes with 2 parking passes.
Iām outside of Boone at the TN state line, keep me in the loop, Iād like to hit some trails as well. @broadicustomworks Old 105 is great, thatās the first place I took mine. Itās just an old gravel road thatās a little rough in spots but there are some great views along the way.
Thatās awesome, thanks for sharing. I use the Tight Lines vacuum rack. It has gone up a lot in price since I bought mine but this is a neat solution.
Thanks. I donāt think we took any pictures of the fish, didnāt catch anything special. Just some whiting and blue. But I did double up on blue once, that was cool.
Took the Bronco on the first road trip. Rolled 1000 miles on the beach. I didn't keep track of the total mileage on the trip but somewhere around 800 or 900 miles. Filled up 5 times!
No worries here! The physical settings of hardware can still be selected, yes. But the software changes, no. That only comes from selecting the mode. The modes are the software changes that "match" the conditions you are in making the Bronco easier to drive in those conditions. But all of that...
And you won't. That's proprietary, not something that is an on/off switch like forscan. Take Sport mode for example, it sharpens the throttle mapping and quickens the shifts, as well as holds gears longer. But there is nothing different from a hardware perspective.
There's more to it than selecting what the transfer case should be and lockers. The modes actually change settings in the ABS, TCM, etc, such as traction control and throttle mapping.
Grip it and rip it and let those teriyaki tornados eat! The thing with turbos is you want to let the oil cool a bit prior to shutting it off. So if you have been running it really hard, I would let it idle for a few minutes prior to shutting it off. You just don't want oil coking in the turbos...