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Cannot comment on sand use.......Colorado trails are most often gravel and boulders. Seem very capable in that regard. Not gonzo, but quite capable. Happy thus far.

I bought a Boomerang, too. Basic black with the camera fitting and it fits nice and perfect. I have 35s and found it surprising at what crap is out there for that size and I don't want to be a driving advertisement or have some lame graphic on it. I just checked and the one I got appears to...

This is the setup I am pretty sure I have settled on. I put a JCR winch plate/winch on my capable bumper and feel it sagged it a bit more than I wanted. I was stupid to not measure the before and after of the stock Badlands setup, however. May be more my perception than anything, but I like...

Awesome re-purpose of a topside creeper! My son works on large (i.e. F350 and bigger) diesel pickups and work trucks that are often lifted and he has one at his shop because he uses it so much. They are really a brilliant tool. Looks like you can get some cheaper ones for new online for like...

Does it, though?

I am trying to follow all of this discussion with interest. However, I don't have much knowledge on suspensions, so need educated considering my interests. I have a MY22 Badlands Sasquatch. I stayed with 35s with my new wheels and have no desire to go larger. I have felt that the front end...

While I DO have a sasquatch, I would still recommend my tires as I use them as daily drivers. I went with the Nitto Recon Grapplers and am super happy with them. DD, but pretty capable tires for my occasional weekend adventures off-road. However, the KO2s are great tires.

Colorado Bronco owner here......front plates required here. I hounded my dealer to NOT install the plate frame/mount and they listened. It was in a bag in the back of my Bronco when I took delivery.

Just installed my JCR Offroad winch plate for the CAPABLE bumper. Went well and nearly similar to what JCR has in their install video. CAUTION, however. Note that if you have the CAPABLE bumper that the electrical portion is incorrect from this video where it shows you need to pull the...

Something feels like it doesn't compute here. I have a BL Sasquatch.........swapped my stock sasquatch wheels out with 0-offset after market wheel and they fit just fine on the stock tailgate mount. If my stock setup works for factory sasquatch wheels AND works flawlessly with 0-offset...

JRC winch plate.......effectively bolt on and works without relocation of ACC unit. They have a front camera relocation kit available as well. I research the piss out of everything and I think the JRC is most cost effective and least amount of work. I see someone else suggested this as well...

People have made the hidden winch install possible on the 2.7. However, it requires some cutting and relocating of components that I just wasn't prepared to do. This video is one I watched that helped me make the determination that I was just going to do a regular bolt-on winch plate instead.

My MY22 Sasquatch CV axle part number is MB3Z3A427A and I am doing searches online from Ford dealers all over the place.........MSRP is over $400 for that part, but many places are selling at like $260 to $290. Some dealers won't move off MSRP, but I think many will sell much lower than that...

I kept my last vehicle for more than 15 years, so my plan is to keep this vehicle as long as that at least. I am also a two-time EB owner ('71 and '77) and so I am still in love with the heritage of the 6G in addition to my initial joy with what seems to be an amazing vehicle. I hope the...

Been a while since I checked in and saw this Team Bronco 2 Door thread. I felt the need to post some pictures and throw some shit on the fire. Photos are from my recent road trip through southern Utah (Zion, Monument Valley, and Forrest Gump Hwy) and northern Arizona. Every time I see a...

I didn't read all the rest of this thread, but my initial reaction was one of........."Ford knows where their bread is buttered." F-150 is their cash cow and why TF would you presume the Bronco should garner attention and support on par with probably the best selling (and profitable) line of...

With all due respect to the OP, my response is critical to the sound/noise aspect. If you want to use this as a shield for keeping shit out of the brace cracks and creases, well then knock yourselves out. The "more finished look" argument is subjective. As a sound attenuator, it is a waste of...