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When I was 17 the town park flooded due to the Tippecanoe river going over it's banks. The park has a horse shoe paved roadway about a mile long. The water was 3'-4' deep. I had a 1968 F100 with a 390 and exhaust stacks but no intake mods. Keep a slow steady speed, no stopping and I made it a...

The problem is China burns Cheap coal to produce the electrical energy to power their EV's. China has one thing in mind and it isn't protecting the planet. I'm sure US innovation will come up with green energy solution. We will have to.

No body touches my Bronco but me. I do almost all of my maintenance and service. Just changed a Turbo on my F350. Sooo the water pump went out on my wifes Explorer. It's internal to the engine and a @#$% to replace. I said to hell with it and brought it in to Ford. As long as they had it all...

I purchased a set of Delta lights 2 amber, 2 flood. I liked the look. I immediately changed the Amber Fog bulbs to 5000 lumen Each Novsite LED's (street legal). And 10,000 LED's lumens per bulb for the flood. (not street legal) There are ways to get the look and results you want.

303 streaks when wet, Spray on Turtle wax doesn't last long. I'll try the Cerakote, thanks,

I use carplay, my cell phone and google maps. It interfaces with the screen, all NAV functions work great.

I have the same set up with Ford mud flaps front and rear. Go Rhino running boards still catch some snow and mud but it helped a bunch. I have not had any issues with slipping on the running boards getting in or out.

I wasn't done yet when I took that picture. All wires are soldered and covered with heat shrink. And I use some 2" Loom to cover the whole front where the fog light mounting brackets are. Nice catch.

The Aries Guard bolts to the bumper mounting brackets for the plastic bumper. You do have to grind some of the plastic spacer to make it fit. It is a very sturdy guard. Much sturdier than any guard that bolts to the top of your bumper. Including the OEM junk. You have the capable bumper and I...

My wife won't drive my Bronco! She is afraid that if she wrecks it I'd divorce her. We've been married 35 years and she's probably right.

Base 2.7, 3.73, 33" tires. Drove to work this AM in 8" of snow. Used slippery mode cruised at 45 mph, the tach said 1200 rpm. I had plenty of torque. I get 23 mpg average in summer. If they would have offered the 3.73 with a locker, like they do on the F150's, I would have gotten the option...

2 deg this AM, 18 mph side wind, mine is kept in a non heated garage, no noises.

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May 22 and 15,000 miles no problems. I did notice in bright sunlight and just the right angle, you can see the honeycomb. Only complaint is on dusty trails, dust does come into the cabin. But hey WTF.

I had a 1970 Mercury Cougar that I put a 351 Boss in, 390 positrac Rear, traction bars, dual point distributor, no mufflers but chrome pipes and studded snow tires. Pretty stupid of me to lay posi holes in the school parking lot asphalt, over the speed bump and down the road. Of course they knew...

The days of old, checking weekly to see if I was scheduled. 4 months isn't good,I can't believe Ford is still that far out. Better than it was,ordered April 2021 and got my Bronco May 2022. FYI it's worth the wait!!

Added this. Deer are all over my neck of the woods. In the last 40 years my wife and I have hit 19. We hit 2 last year. One with our explorer and one with my 1 ton diesel. We take it slow down the back roads. My wife was driving the explorer and managed to slow to 25 or so. It busted the...

Just curios how 7500 ft. lb of torque handles ice and snow?