I also have a midland 275 mounted in the console with external speaker centered above windshieldā¦get a good antenna and it is all ya should needā¦also have some Radioddity gm30 handhelds for out of vehicle and loaners
If I still needed a truck the silly little beds on these things are pretty laughable so it would have to be at least a 2dr f150ā¦real trucks or Broncos donāt have 4 doorsā¦that 2dr 2.7 is definitely the keeperā¦at least mine isā¦
as a little kid we lived up a dirt road that turned to mud cars would get stuck in, my uncle loaned us his WWII Jeep to useā¦parked on the pavement and jeeped back and forthā¦that āadventureā grew into serious rock crawling and trail running
Yeah! Getting old sucksā¦while I started with an early bronco I became a pretty serious rock crawling Jeep guy and even daily drove a few cj2a s but got sick and long story short got a 2dr 2.7 bronco that has gotten me back on a few trails and like the thing more than I thought I wouldā¦welcome to...
in my mind the bigger the tire the less uptravel/compression ya have before they hit the body/fenders (travel is restricted) so any āextraā down travel/droop ya can get is a good thing for total travel/articulationā¦all limited by cv anglesā¦a diffdrop gives ya that extra down travel/cv angleā¦not...
Yes ya can bolt them on and remove the crash bars to avoid them rubbing while turning but the tires will hit the fenders at full compressionā¦I recommend at least a 3/4ā body liftā¦they are also heavier (more unsprung weigh) so they āstressā your stock coilovers more which will adversely effect...
You guys are talking way over my head but the innovation diff drop I have was to address CV angles at droop with my original spacer lift and there was talk about plunge in designing itā¦I have not had any driveline/axle problems with it and even think it reduces cv angle at ride heightā¦since...
Go out and decide where ya want more light and fix thatā¦Having done rubicon midnight runs with just old sealed bean headlights my DD SAE fog & driving pods along with BD s2 ditch pods (ya may think about rock lights for your spotter) are way more than I āneedā for rocky trails and work great on...
I have had a JCR aluminum Vanguard with the old tricky Dick frame reinforcement kit for about 3 years and have done some heavy angle pulls without issueā¦so far so goodā¦
Just got an Iceco vl45 and Jackery 1000v2 (to also run my cpac) they just fit in the back of my 2dr with the seats up⦠the cigarette lighter plug in the back of the Bronco gets very hot when plugged into the jackery (charges at almost 100 watts)ā¦I donāt trust it to last plus I need faster...
Glad you are enjoying your intercooler & pipesā¦I said the gains would be at harder use which seldom happens in street drivingā¦but I would like to see actual dyno results showing the gain before plopping down my cashā¦few manufacturers supply any (or even claim any performance gain)ā¦the $3k+ I...
You are not gonna make any/much HP in normal driving with an intercooler but better for long pulls/hard use and it would be my first performance mod (after a tune) then a downpipe for better flowā¦a cai and catback would be last for meā¦but the 2.7 does pretty good with just a ford tune for...
Since I moved into retirement I am 3+hours from any real trails so it is at least a two day trip that needs some planning and my old sick body makes it harder to get out there but try to hit something at least every couple monthsā¦meanwhile the local ocean and mountain roads in my model A keep me...