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How are they able to post this now??? Is there a major s*&^ storm coming their way? And with the history here, yikes!
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The biggest surprise for me was increased towing capacity. Cool.
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Wait what?
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Those glue-on flares that cut-away for the rear door is an afterthought design-wise...not a good look. Crazy that they did not use more metal for the bulge...feels like a cost-cutting maneuver which leaves a bad taste in my mouth for an $80k vehicle.
Guess the beef with Ford form 2020 is well in the rear view window now.
I don’t care, TFL is big on YouTube, if not the biggest, they’re an operation and it’s smart for Ford to give them prime access.
Not the biggest fan, but I can’t ignore the biggest player in the space or their impact. Videos are decent as well as the info and testing.
However, thus far, Lite Brite has the most real wheeling testing of the Bronco and showing the trail damage you may get and what upgrades to make. Milage may vary, but it’s good info.
I don’t care, TFL is big on YouTube, if not the biggest, they’re an operation and it’s smart for Ford to give them prime access.
Not the biggest fan, but I can’t ignore the biggest player in the space or their impact. Videos are decent as well as the info and testing.
However, thus far, Lite Brite has the most real wheeling testing of the Bronco and showing the trail damage you may get and what upgrades to make. Milage may vary, but it’s good info.
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I am pretty sure the brakes are from the F150/Raptor ...
@flip .. do you know if the Warthog wheels are 6x135 .. F150 bolt pattern?
@flip .. do you know if the Warthog wheels are 6x135 .. F150 bolt pattern?
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I have no info on Raptor at this point. Only thing I discovered by accident today was a new paint code, VA-Terrain. Unless Ford is calling Raptor "Series 2" in the catalogue, I have nothing more.
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that grill though...
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VA- Terrain?
As a Warthog color? I know the everglades has been seen testing with a new dessert tan color which could be VA Terrain
As a Warthog color? I know the everglades has been seen testing with a new dessert tan color which could be VA Terrain
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everyone knocks the grill yet I see lots of F150 owners buy the same grill that the Raptor uses
that grill though...
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