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Thanks for the reply. I've seen a lot of pictures of the 1.5" and 2" wheel spacers. Honestly, this is purely for aesthetics. The 1.5" spacers don't quite give me the look I'm after, while the 2" spacers seem a bit too aggressive. I figured I'd see if anyone has photos of the middle-ground size...

Hey everyone, I'm thinking about adding 1.75" wheel spacers to my Big Bend Sasquatch and wanted to get some real-world feedback from others who have gone this route. If you're running 1.75" spacers on a Big Bend SAS, I'd appreciate it if you could post: Pictures from the side, front, and...

It has nothing to do with gain structures at all the problem is that with the boosted signal from the amp it’s sounds like you’ve got a gain problem or ground loop and that is not the case whatsoever it just makes the cruddy sound Ford has added way overpowered! You can turn your gain down to...

Yea found a set on Evilbay for a good price but they are take offs and don’t look very well! I’ll have to keep looking around. Or may just go with the 1.5 spacer I can’t make up my mind lol

That looks good too! Wondering how much a set of those run though? Yep just looks.

This looks really good not too much and not too little I think! Any problems with rocks getting thrown down the side?

Ouch that looks painful Thanks for the reply!

Thanks that’s what I was going to get was the Bora!

Looks good thanks for sharing that!

Hey everyone, I’m looking at running wheel spacers on my SAS Bronco and I’m stuck between going with 1.5" or 2". I really like the look and stance that the 2" spacers give, but I’m a little concerned about rocks getting thrown up on the side of the Bronco. I do have the IAG mud guards up front...

I honestly did not even know about the fake exhaust when I installed my amp and could not figure out why I had engine noise coming from my sub. I thought it was a ground loop or some other issue and was or kept fiddling around with everything. It would have been nice to know when purchasing my...

Wait until you add an aftermarket amp and it boosts that terrible sound by 1000 times and you’ll want to get rid of it!

Just wanted to say thanks to everyone who helped me understand Forscan! I successfully made the changes I needed after adding a sub and new speakers to my Bronco, and I finally tracked down that ridiculous engine sound enhancement and turned it off. I don’t think I’ll be changing anything else...

I don’t think there is really any Volatility just be certain of what your doing before it’s done. you know that saying measure twice cut once like Brian has said.

I think what was meant is that it isn’t necessarily only good for one day but you get updates to your vehicle at any given time so something may change maybe not what you changed but it is an ongoing process so kind of think of it this way modules have more than one line in them of code in order...

Uh oh!

Funny you said that, because that’s exactly what I did! There’s one specific thing I need to change, and I had the code ready to go, but I double-checked the build on that site and found out that what I need to turn off is actually on there, haha. Thanks for the heads up—I’ll use the save I...

Yea make the saved config with the date and what module it is is what I was going to do. I did however go ahead and download the build config from the Motorcraft website using my vin that way just in case I do allready have it.

Lol I’d allready taken that into consideration! I do occasionally hook up an OBD2 to my motorcycle so I am somewhat familiar it’s just in that I don’t have to change codes and such and just use it for checking parameters Etc Etc. But now I am wondering how much has been updated from that first...

Thanks much!