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  1. What aftermarket wheels for 2021+ Bronco do you want?

    The Method Racing's 105 Beadlock in Matte Black or the KMC's XD232 Crawl in Satin Black are at the top of my list.
  2. Aluminum lower control arm, should we be concerned?

    I have the RCI sliders and skid plate on my 3rd gen Taco and they are great! Hopefully, they'll offer armor for the Bronco when it's released.
  3. Sway Bar Disco Essentially Useless on IFS?

    Sway bars were added to the IFS setup to address a problem or to achieve a specific handling characteristic under certain road and driving conditions. These characteristics that were limited or eliminated altogether by a connected sway bar can prove to be useful under different driving and road...
  4. Aftermarket Racks Avail Instead of Factory Rack (Thule, Yakima?)

    I am also a huge fan of this roof rack configuration as it'll allow me to remove the roof panels for the front and rear passengers. I was at the Bronco Celebration (West) and unfortunately the Ford reps were unaware and couldn't confirm its availability.
  5. Who's going to buy a sasquatch and throw on some 33s

    I appreciate the link and info. It’ll be interesting to see how this and so many other unknowns play out in the coming weeks and months. One thing is for certain, we’ll be grinning from ear to ear when we take delivery of our rigs.
  6. Who's going to buy a sasquatch and throw on some 33s

    Ford’s website indicates that the Sasquatch package is equipped with LT315/70R17 BSW Mud-Terrain tires. I’m curious to know where you’ve seen it listed as multi-terrain. P.S I recognize that there are mistakes/misinformation on Ford’s website (ie. rubber vs carpet floor on the FE). It’s...
  7. 2.3l w/manual. Overland thoughts.

    I also plan on towing an overland style trailer and feel that the 2.7L/auto is a better suited to meet my needs. I've seen a ton of Tacomas and 4Runners running trails in CO (that I'm comfortable/capable of doing) with no issues. Although it's possible that they've added more power to their rig...
  8. 2.3l w/manual. Overland thoughts.

    I want to reiterate that I've not driven the Ranger (or any Ford vehicle) with the 2.3L/manual. I've formed my assumption based on what the Tacoma community have done to improve their driving experience and what I've read about Ford's 2.3L/2.7L engines. Selecting the manual transmission...
  9. 2.3l w/manual. Overland thoughts.

    I see that you're in Colorado. What you'll need to figure out is not if it can haul the weight but rather how effectively it'll haul the weight in higher elevation. I currently drive a 19 Tacoma (auto on 31" AT tires) built out with all of the things you plan on carrying and more (i.e. RTT...
  10. Lightweight Overlanding Camper/trailers ideal for BRONCO

    These are great points as well. Not having your car tied down at base camp and hitching up and heading out quickly are other added benefits to a trailer (of any kind).
  11. Lightweight Overlanding Camper/trailers ideal for BRONCO

    I plan to modify my overland setup when I purchase the Bronco. I'll be looking to pull an off-road trailer vs. attaching and loading up my current rig with the ever growing list of gear. Believe it or not, I'm running out of space in my Tacoma. I've looked at teardrop trailers but my family and...
  12. The Ideal Overland 2021 Bronco Build

    Adding the Sas package will be a game time decision. I like the idea of keeping the stock 33" A/T tires for the ski season and upgrading to 37" tires/wheels. That being said, the factory equipped 4.70 gears is a strong selling point. In either scenario, I'm purchasing another set of wheel/tires.
  13. The Ideal Overland 2021 Bronco Build

    The Badlands 4dr will serve as my platform for my next overland build and will replace my current 2019 Toyota Tacoma overland rig. It will consist of various factory and aftermarket accessories/options to support my outdoor adventures. Factory Badlands 4DR 33" A/T tires 2.7L/Auto Lux package...
  14. For those of you with families / kids, is it big enough?

    Fingers crossed that the rear seats recline. My 11 and 8 year old really appreciated that on the Expedition.
  15. Badlands vs. BadSquatch (Badlands + Sasquatch) Comparison Chart

    I’m hoping that on the BL trim, they’ll offer the 4.70 final drive ratio as a stand alone option when selecting the 2.7L/Auto power plant. I’d prefer to upgrade to 37” tires, beadlock wheels, and suspension. This will allow me to run the stock 33” AT tires which are more suitable for winter road...
  16. Bronco Dealers: No-ADM, X-Plans & Special Discounts Master List

    I placed my reservation and selected Groove Ford (Centennial, CO) as my dealer. I'm glad to see that they will not do ADM. Thank you for updating the tracker with this info.
  17. Good dealer recommendations

    Does anyone have experience with Groove Ford in Centennial, CO? I placed my reservation with Groove Ford with the understanding that we can change dealership when we placed the order. I'm now learning that we cannot change the dealer and I'll need to complete the transaction with Groove. I have...
  18. Rear seat and cargo area

    Does anyone know if the rear seat (on a 4dr) will recline? Traveling long distances with my little ones in the backseat, even a small amount of recline makes a huge difference in their comfort.
  19. Best trim for a 2021 Bronco Overland Build?

    I reserved the 4dr Badlands (will add the 2.7L Eco, Lux, Sasquatch) for my next outdoor adventure rig. My current rig is the 3rd gen Taco with various additions and modifications to support the type of adventures that I take with my family. The types of terrain and trail difficulty will...
  20. Bronco Reservations Tracking List & Stats [Enter Yours!]

    Hello from Colorado! Placed my reservation for the 4dr Badlands and I plan to add the 2.7L Ecoboost, and the Sasquatch and Lux packages when placing my order. This car checks off a ton of items that I've been longing and will be a great upgrade from my current overland rig setup, 3rd gen Tacoma.
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