Itās the tailgating. Nothing you stick on your windshield will protect you from rocks if you tailgate. Iāve been driving vehicles with vertical windshields for decades and Iāve never had a rock hit me or cause a crack. Sorry to be controversial.
I think itās more about lazy people who donāt wanna get in the backseat than just people., Ha ha. My 80 year-old mother-in-law has never owned a four-door vehicle in her life because she likes the sportiness of a two door. Itās also kept her young I think. She still mows her own grass and does...
2.0. Originally I was gonna have it the same height as my badlands with the sas, but it was a little rough at that height, so I ended up raising it up about an inch all the way around and it rode much softer. I like the soft ride.
I installed it on my Badlands with the light duty rear springs and I have them set to approximately 1 inch higher than my other two door which is a Badlands with Sasquatch. The ride is great.
This is the right answer. Stop tailgating. Itās free and better for your paint too. 3,000,000 miles and counting and Iāve never had a windshield issue.
My wife gets 100k on rotors. I get 250k but sheās harder on the brakes. My goal is to never use the brakes. It maximizes fuel economy and pad life as well.
If they offered a V8, I would buy a V8 in a bronco. I love V8ās. I crave the sound of a V-8 instead of the fart box noise the Ecoboosts make. I grew up on V8ās. Being ashamed your vehicle is not a V-8 is what I thought was being said. Most people think the coyote is superior performance wise to...
Having a V-8 on there is nothing to brag about unless youāre supercharged. My 2.7 F150 absolutely destroys my sonās coyote F150, especially when towing.