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I think you’ll find that most speakers (regardless of manufacturer) are more similar than different within respective price points. Many of them are also made by the same parent company. If you look at Harman as an example… quite a few of the different brand names are made in the same factories...

This is also super good advice. The 200.4 is basically like voodoo and once you run the DSP and provide your speakers with some actual power, the difference is night and day. Though, changing out the speakers afterwards will definitely make an even bigger difference once you’re running the amp.

I think you have to define “super budget” as car audio can get expensive quick. My final cost was right around $1500 and I am super happy with the results and think the upgrades were an excellent value. Extremely impressive for what it is and I don’t feel it’s lacking in any way. To me this is...

Awesome! I’d love either matte or gloss black. It looks like these should accommodate the front facing camera? Also, are the spots for the letter the same as the OEM? I’m guessing these would work with the Oracle lighted letters for the Bronco grille?

I'm running the same sub in my Bronco with the 500.1 and it really sounds great. It fills out the bottom end so much, and really brings it all together. I'm also running the 200.4 with Kicker KS speakers.

This is not correct.

If it’s purely for tires and wheels… I wouldn’t get the Sasquatch package. Go aftermarket and get something you love that’ll end up being more unique and different from what will soon be the overly common Sasquatch wheels. Option 2 is see how you like the 33’s and if you love the Sasquatch...

You will have to do some cutting/splicing and will also need to get an amp wiring kit. Once you include the price for the wiring kit, the PNP sort of becomes a no brainer.

All Badlands have the sway bar disconnect and carpet does come with the leather seating. I have a non-Sasquatch 2dr Badlands and dinky is probably the last way I’d describe it. ^ This. You sure it wasn’t a Badlands version of the sport?

19.4 MPG average after 12k miles in my Badlands (non-Sasquatch) auto with the 2.7. I run premium and it’s probably 80% highway miles.

The one that's available from Ford is the Bestop. It's cheaper to purchase through Bestop than through Ford.

^This, or at least designed it with a flat floor and easy to remove rear seats.

My unpopular hot take on overall looks/aesthetics: 2DR Bronco > 2DR Wrangler > 4DR Wrangler > 4DR Bronco Obviously though... who cares what anyone drives and works for someones particular lifestyle. In my immediate family I have a 2DR and my brother has a 4DR 6G, but he also has a 1G and an...

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I don't have experience with the OEM top, but have the twill Bestop on my 2dr and I love it! It’s super well made and I like the functionality of it. I know some people don’t like that it doesn’t fold all the way back and sits on the rear roll bar, but I actually prefer it. It’s 100% out of view...

It’s a great deal and ends up $50 below the flood ford prices. I was able to use my FordPass points and everything was handled quickly and efficiently through email. Nothing but good things to say about the transaction with Granger.

I think the value of the extended warranty is dependent on the driver. I’ll be putting 18-20k miles per year, so I’ll be through my factory warranty pretty quickly and the extra coverage is nice to have. Plus it doesn’t take much to pay for itself. I also like the first day rental coverage as...

Yes, that’s way too much! What is the coverage? How many years/miles and how much is the deductible? I believe you can probably still cancel that coverage. I got my ESP from Granger and it seems to be the best deal going. They have a thread on here about it. Mine is the 6yr/100k with $200...

I actually grabbed some ($5) moving blankets from harbor freight and am going to use them to divide the window panels. I keep the back seats down and will rest them on top of the folded seats. I may also grab a bungee net for the rear if they flop around at all.

I'm hoping that's the outcome, or even if I have to send the panel back to them that's fine as well. I mean they'll inevitably get scratched and damaged over time... would just rather it be my fault and not FedEx.