I did not read the entire thing, but safe to assume this will only be four door? Either way, as others have said I was surprised to see them put the 3.0 in a non-Raptor. If it really is around $70k that's kind of interesting. But they need to make it in a two door.
The bags are not specific to the Bronco, but the molle panels are.
Here is the link for the bags:
https://builtrightind.com/products/builtright-industries-tech-pouch-3pc-set-black?_pos=1&_psq=MOLLE+Pouch+-+Black&_ss=e&_v=1.0
I would put in a recommendation for BuiltRight. Just replaced some cheapo Amazon bags with these and it's a night and day difference. They're not cheap but you can tell they are very high quality.
I am very happy with how the Bronco handles on these "pizza cutters," but note that I had them put on shortly after installing a set of Eibach Protruck coilovers with new UCAs and a new adjustable tracbar.
Below is a picture of a stock ride height BD 2 door before and after the MTs. It was one...
I have the 255/85r17 Mickey Thompson Baja Boss on the same wheels you have - I have been very happy with them. Definitely on the heavy side, but they have been really good so far and look great. Haven't yet had them on any kind of real trails but that is coming soon.
I've searched a bit but haven't found anything on this specific point (I'm sure there are but I could not locate them). I have a metal tailgate molle panel like OP. Wondering if anyone has a suggestion for some good quality bags to strap to it to carry stuff? I bought some cheapo ones from...
I have CPe intercooler with CVF hot and cold charge pipes. No need to remove shutter with CPe intercooler, which is why I went with it. I'm very happy with both. As others have said the charge pipes really wake the engine up. I also did an injen intake at the same time. Highly recommend.
For anyone interested in the Milwaukee M18, the Home Depot has a great sale right now for Memorial Day. Got the M18 with two 6 amp batteries and a charger for $285 shipped.
I did the tweaks on Forscan before replacing the speakers and found it was a worthwhile improvement. Considering it's essentially free (assuming you have an OBD adapter an a windows laptop), hard to beat bang for the buck-wise.
Couldn't disagree more. It's the number one best mod I've done to the Bronco. I've had it on the Bronco since the day I installed it more than a year ago and it looks brand new. Well worth the money in my opinion.
Just put on my Terraflex relocation bracket today - as the others have said I am surprised at the difference it made - very noticable. Back end feels more "planted" and the little wiggle I had in the back over bumps is gone. Before and after pictures below.
I did it in my garage without lifting...