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Crawling Video & Pics: 2.7L and 2.3L Badlands Sasquatch Broncos
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It's killing me seeing these in my old hometown. I would have been all over them if I was in Leadville
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C'mon Doug. What are we supposed to do with 13 seconds? Tell these guys we want better videos ?Some footage and pics of the same Cactus Gray and Shadow Black test Broncos from their outing in the Colorado mountains. The 4 Door is a 2.7L and 2 Door is 2.3L.
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Are you saying that the badlands has more wheel travel without the Sasquatch package? If so, that doesn’t make since. It seems to me those wheels should on the ground...
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Nice vid, wish we could get longer ones. Lots of "hang" time, if you don't have the lockers you will just need a little more speed.
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Yes, they are saying the Badlands with 33's has the greatest articulation. The Sasquatch probably has longer bump stops to keep the 35's from rubbing.
Bad ass pro cyclist or Leadville family ties?
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Crawling? Looks like flat fire roads that a focus could climb.
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Moved there in 1996 for the skiing, left in 2010 to get my kids in good schools.
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The aftermarket community will come up with suspension mods that will allow larger tires like 35" to flex greater. I will definitely be upgrading my Bronco in the future to increase all the off-road capabilities from the sasquatch benchmark. I will either stay with 35"s or go to 37"s depending on the suspension mods available.
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Love to see new content but the title really oversold the video.
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These are the same Broncos from the hotel pics right? If they are, I sure hope that Jeep they have with them is going up these same trails to show us how they compare. I know elevation and angles are hard to interpret through video so I’m staying optimistic, but I don’t really look at this as crawling. And the articulation isnt looking too hot. The main loop at Kansas Rocks looks more difficult than this, and it’s just the road that takes you to the obstacles.
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