The sway bar is way too stiff so I imagine the Carli and Rock Jock are big improvements BUT I would do the BOSS links again for how I use my Bronco. Itās one of the most noticeable and appreciated mods I have done.
Noticeably better on road, lots of positive reviews in higher speed stuff. They are NOT adjustable.
BUT check the forum for the many threads on flat towing before you make your decision
You have not joined the Bronco cult.
Now repeat after me: No windshield cracks, 37ās clear stock and no rattles. My Bronco is perfect, My Bronco is perfect.
Yes, but the reason this Zone kit exists is because the factory Fox shocks are position sensitive and the Zone kit keeps them in their sweet spot. Your ride with RPG will be negatively affected more than with the Zone kit.
If you want your Wildtrak to handle, feel and mostly perform like a really bad sports car, youāll like it.
If you want to feel the suspension working, youāll want to address the front sway bar.
Build quality and materials on the Braptor are not the same as the F150 Raptor. I would wait until the Raptor is refreshed and trade for the gen 4.
GT350 is the last of its kind, if you truly enjoy driving and want something different you are kind of forced to look at the used market for...
I ordered a Badlands. By the time it showed up in late 22 at my dealer, they had a 23 WildTrak with HOSS 3.0 fresh off the same truck mine was delivered on. At the time I didnāt even know what the 3.0 package was.
I drove them back to back and while it was less than 10 miles in each vehicle the...
Just wait till the 10k mile mark or your first off-road adventure. There will be so many squeaks and rattles that youāll develop an auditory processing disorder that will allow you to not hear them and thus give you the ability to to tell everyone your Bronco doesnāt rattle or squeak at all...
If you plan to keep it close to factory stock, YES HOSS 3.0 is worth it.
Many have done aftermarket disconnects, I recommend going to the RockJock or Carli sway bar on your WildTrak.
Much more friendly on the wallet than swapping out the steering rack and adding coilovers on the Badlands
FWIW...