I picked up One's C-bow and installed it in the parking lot. It wasn't too bad, the end plastic panels are the hardest part, they both have 2 metal clips holding them into the roll bar and those metal clips really fought me, one broke off unfortunately.
Also nice thing is its compatible with...
I'm definitely interested. I live down in Colorado Springs, was planning to drive up there soon to go to Microcenter. Got all the hardware from the kit?
I use the sumo spring coil spring inserts on my sasquatch. I use them on the front along with a 1 inch leveling kit for the extra weight from the winch and winch mount, but I sawp them to the rear when I tow a camper trailer. I used the CSS-1094 at the recommendation of another thread on here...
You may need to make a new preset profile (when loading forscan and connecting to your vehicle) where it scans all your modules and saves the list for faster loading. Mine was missing until I made a new profile.
Idk why yours is different. Some other Broncos with the pro cal tune can't make any edits in FORSCAN without flashing back to stock, but everything works fine for me with the tune. Who knows what Ford did. I would have done the PCM relearn if it didn't show me that message. Seems I didn't really...
I agree, it starts breaking far too late and hard for my comfort when I'm coming up on stopped traffic, even with max follow distance. It also stops too close for my comfort behind other cars regardless of follow distance. I really hope there's something else we can adjust to improve these.
The PCM relearn is just one of the other options you can select when viewing the list of modules where it shows the as built and regular selections. PCM has a 3rd option.
It warns you that if you have an engine tune you need to flash back to stock first.
I successfully added stop and go to my badlands that has the Ford Procal tune without PCM relearn. I skipped the PCM relearn because I didn't want to go through the rigamarole of flashing back to stock. I would have done it later but wanted to see if it would work at first without it.
The stop...