Understand it well, lived in The Bay Area for 20 years. I know why they take them and why it’s going to continue. Don’t take it so personally. I have an opinion too
I believe the 4.46 gears in the BD would be sufficient for 35s as well, especially for daily driving...according to some charts I have seen online anyway
Without knowing pricing I am considering the BD with Sasquatch or just doing a lift/tires aftermarket. My question is about the gears that come with the BD, 4.46. This would work just fine with 35s, right? The 4.46 would get better MPG than 4.70 but maybe feel like less power, am I understanding...
I am no expert, but putting the same tire “by name”, but with different tread... doesn’t that make the video irrelevant? Will the info about road worthiness and low road noise still apply to the US tread pattern? Whatcha think?
Haven’t owned a ford in 10 years. If they haven’t made broncos in 20+ years it’s not much of a bandwagon to join ... but if that’s what it’s called, I guess I’m jumping on ?
I didn’t know it was invoice. Do you know if straight invoice is cheaper than x-pricing? I was thinking that with the x-pricing fee you would end up a couple hundred above invoice.
Good info, thx for sharing.
Glad to see the rear A/C availability. Ford really opened themselves up to all these doubters when they “debut” a vehicle which doesn’t accurately represent the final product.
I was thinking if I do BD I would get auto, hardtop, then 33s... but have the option to lift and add 35s down the road if I wanted. A little worried sasquash might be impractical for mostly street driving. Can’t wait to see a few in person to help make these decisions.