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  1. Educate me

    I can't imagine an issue going from a 32" to a 33" or a 265/70 vs 285/70. If it was me though I wouldn't worry about the lift, I think the better stance of the BL is partially because the tires are a bit wider. So one option is to keep the height as is and get a 285/65. It should look pretty...
  2. Bronco traction control off-road ability?

    This is the point. The question isn't whether lockers are more capable, hard to argue they aren't, but whether the ABS LSD it good enough for a person's intended usage. For example lets say that open diffs are 20% capable and lockers are 100% capable. (completely random numbers used for...
  3. Bronco traction control off-road ability?

    Ah, so maybe I was understanding it wrong. It isn't T/C that helps by applying brake but ABS? So with T/C off you will still have the computer controlled ABS LSD? Sweet! Love the info, learning a lot. So this thread should actually be titled "Off road ability of computer controlled ABS LSD"
  4. Bronco traction control off-road ability?

    Yeah I was trying to climb a fairly long steep loose dusty/rocky hill in my F150 4x2 and the truck stopped halfway up even with the rear locked. Nothing as frustrating as pushing the throttle with no response. I scratched my head for a minute and realized I left T/C on. I backed down and tried...
  5. Bronco traction control off-road ability?

    I posted this in another thread but thought maybe it deserved its own. With the only locker option on the base being $5,790 Squatch package the point was made that brake actuated traction control acts as a "poor man's locker" and the diffs aren't completely "open". Depending on usage may be...
  6. Cheapest way to get rear locker on Base

    On a side note I think Ford should OEM the Jimny from Suzuki and brand it as the Colt or something. Manual trans, ~2,400lbs, 102 hp, ~$17k, never coming to the US
  7. Cheapest way to get rear locker on Base

    This is interesting.. Here is a video of the new Suzuki Jimny that shows its features. It has what I think is the same brake actuated traction control demonstrated very effectively at about the 18:00 minute mark. At lower speeds the wheel without traction can simply spin, assumedly because...
  8. Cheapest way to get rear locker on Base

    Yeah, stupid kids and wife using all my bronco money on their cars. So selfish
  9. Cheapest way to get rear locker on Base

    Interesting.. I am an October 1 Granger reservation which I think is likely an MY22
  10. Cheapest way to get rear locker on Base

    Great input everyone. So if you want a rear locker = Squatch is best value until Ford offers as a la carte option.
  11. Cheapest way to get rear locker on Base

    Yeah, after market was listed as an option to be complete but never really an option for me since Squatch has so much that comes with. More than I need really..
  12. Cheapest way to get rear locker on Base

    I looked at that too it is + $7,550 (or $1,760 on top of Squatching) but other features may be worth it
  13. Cheapest way to get rear locker on Base

    The rear locker is one of the most used features on my F150. With T/C off it makes parking lot donuts in the snow that much more fun
  14. Cheapest way to get rear locker on Base

    That's the way I am leaning.. Running 33's with 4.7 gears and a 2.7 this thing will be a stoplight drag race hero
  15. Cheapest way to get rear locker on Base

    Nice! I hadn't thought of that.. might even be able to order one from the dealer. Do we know if mounting points are all the same?
  16. 4-door Bronco = 4X4 Explorer??

    The option to go door-less and top-less
  17. Cheapest way to get rear locker on Base

    The only thing I want on base that I can't get is rear locker. (A hitch too but that is easy to add later) The following are all calculated on B&P with only option selected being 2.7. Everything else is default. Because as long as it as A/C and cruise everything else is gravy for me. As far as...
  18. 3.5 swap?

    I agree With companies like 5-star getting upwards of 500HP out of a 2.7 swapping to a 3.5 might not justify the expense. If you need more than that might as well go big and shoot for 750HP +
  19. Pic - Oxford White 2 Door Badlands Sasquatch

    For some reason the tires on this sasquatch don't look as "puffy" as it does on B&P..


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