Yep, I've read that a few times over the past few years. I think it depends on how they interpret that and whether you want the risk of being harassed. I'll do some more asking but not a big deal to me either way. I'd love to remove it though!
Learned to drive in my dad's 68 Bronco, he took us everywhere it that Bronco growing up. Eventually it became mine. Always wondered what a modern day Bronco would be like if they ever brought it back. Had a full sized Bronco in the 90s, drove a Bronco Sport while I was waiting and then a I saw a...
Too late now but do you use the radar that comes with our Bronco (if you have the subscription)? I always have that up when I'm in weather plus I'll use the RadarScope app on my phone. Sometimes it's tough to avoid but these are some pretty cool tools for down the road.
I don't have a Braptor but we always used 20 psi in our F150 Raptors and I use the same in my Sasquatch Bronco. Sand mode in our Broncos are pretty darn fun and easy!
You can get 20 mpg or over with our Sasquatch Broncos! I use 91 ethanol free gas and honestly it's a Bronco not a sports car so I mostly drive it easy. I generally get 17-20 mpg on dirt roads, less if it gets more technical, obviously, but I can pull low 20s on the pavement. 20 mpg is normal and...
East side of the Wind River Mountains. Such a great area to have an off-road beast. I ran my Raptor for 7 years out here and now I'm just doing it at a slower pace, although the Bronco has no problem cruising comfortably at 70 mph. No doubt Chris Ledoux country up there (and everywhere around...
I hand calculate mine every tank and mine is actually underestimating slightly overall. After 7k miles my Sasquatch Badlands is over 20 mpg. I'm ecstatic with that as I do a fair amount of dirt. Can't answer your question though. GL