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If you go to minute 3:35 this ARB technician says that they have their lockers ready to go for all upcoming Broncos so I’m assuming they will.

I’ve also only seen that the ring gear is welded on this forum but nowhere else so I’m very curious about whether or not that is true, but I guess we’ll find out.

If you want both front and rear lockers right away maybe Sasquatch is the better option for you overall . But for me and what I do, I think a rear ARB air locker will be more than sufficient, and the front locker with the 35’s may be overkill for me considering this 2 door base will be my daily...

Since ARB has teamed up with ford to give us a bunch of their accessories for our Broncos, has anyone who’s buying a base non-squatch model like myself considered getting an ARB air locker for the rear when they start producing them? Does anyone have any experience with their air lockers and the...

Yeah that’s what I figured, makes a lot of sense. The Ford Ranger has the rear locker as an option even on the xl trim for under $500 I believe. I get why Ford isn’t making it available as of right now on base models, but really hoping they will add it to my22 base. Don’t need all the capability...

Anyone thinking there’s a possibility that ford might add a rear locker as an option for the my22 base model ? I’m delaying my reservation for a 22 to maybe avoid some first model year problems and I also want a green bronco. Would be cool if ford adds it as an option for base to make it a...

Great catch man! Personally I fly fish for small untouched native brook trout in pa mountain runoff streams but definitely want to fly fish for pike one day.

Is there a big difference between mud terrains and all terrains when it comes to road noise and gas mileage? But thank you for the information I will definitely take that into consideration.

Haha 100%, probably going to get 32-33 inch all terrains since this will be my daily so I still want to have a comfortable ride and good gas mileage for long road trips or long drives to my college I am attending at the moment.

Thanks for the feedback, that is definitely what I am thinking as well. I don't even want to take this thing on trails where I could potentially total it if I made a mistake. I'm pretty confident the base will be more capable than what I'd even need. Ive already got an expensive hobby which is...

100% agree, would be cool to hear about what adventures fellow fly fishermen are planning on going on in their broncos. Haven't seen much on the topic though.

Honestly I have, I wish the base model came with a locker since I really like the price point of around 31-32k for the two door instead of the 36-37k with the Big Bend, but I am tempted to get the Big Bend because of the locker and also Cactus Grey color option.

Totally agree, of course I think the sasquatch package looks killer, but I would basically never use my bronco for rock crawling or serious offroading so it seems overkill for me personally. I also do not want to get wrapped up in the overland/offroad scene and dump thousands of dollars for...

Yeah I have a Toyota chr right now so the base 2 door bronco will be a huge upgrade with capability technology and space. Thinking of getting the steel bumper and aux switches as my only accessories.

I fly fish for native brook trout on very tiny mountain run-off streams which are basically untouched and have no pressure. Most are really isolated so I’m reluctant to share the spots I go to, but if you look up “Trout Water Classifcations” on pa boat and fish commission, it will give you a...

Awesome that’s what I was thinking, thanks for the feedback. The only mods I’m thinking of adding are 32 inch all terrains for the steelies and maybe down the road some off-road suspension, but I don’t want to end up dumping lots of money into off-road parts I realistically won’t need or use...

I do not consider myself an off-roader or rock crawler by any means. I like to fly fish and camp in pa and some of those forest roads can be pretty rough and have deep ruts. Will the base base bronco suit my needs in this aspect? I’m assuming I don’t need lockers or bilsteins to go on forest...

Go camping in pennsylvania mountains with my rooftop tent and fly fish for native brook trout! Life will be good

Yeah seems like a great option. Another rtt I found was the freespirit recreation adventure gs 49” which is 102 pounds, which would work for the roof racks 110 pound limit and seems like the more durable option.

Has anyone thought about getting the Hutch Daly 2 roof top tent for the 2 door bronco? Only 95 pounds and very compact, seems great for wind noise and gas mileage but have not seen many reviews on it or the quality of Hutch rooftop tents.